A,B, Sketches
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Have always been a big fan of your sketches mate not to mention your conceptual synthesis 10/10
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@L-i-am I got a diploma in mathematics and was into algorithmic thinking. Then tried to learn architecture during university with my analytic mindset. So I see it like a procedure, not like those who do magic out of a black box. For some years, I had this chance to teach architecture, and after years, sometimes students call me to thank my way of teaching. I hope I have the chance again; this is the most satisfying job for me.
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Let's proceed with the letter "J".
I wish I could share more of each letter.
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Maybe sharing the progress process could be more interesting so here are samples:
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I polished some of old sketches. These ones are the letter "C":
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somehow similar to this:
https://www.german-architects.com/images/Projects/92/03/99/9fcc62d284ae4866ab3ac38f35b5d3a9/9fcc62d284ae4866ab3ac38f35b5d3a9.6e7b65d0.jpg?1493370410
and this other C :
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Using my cellphone, I filmed and described my sketching process and asked a friend to turn them into neat videos ... Here is a glimpse into the letter "M": I hope many find it useful, especially when AI is erasing our creativity!
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@majid Can you share the video?
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@ntxdave For sure. Plz DM your email, and I will share this video.
I will also publish the entire series from A to Z soon (hopefully) -
I was able to download and watch your video. I thought it was very interesting, but I am not sure I fully understood the building you drew in the video.
I enjoyed watching the video and your drawing talent. I am not sure I fully understood the building you drew but the process you used was very interesting. I enjoyed watching the different tools you used to create the drawing. I am not an artist, so I thought I might have learned some things from you. Maybe my age is holding me back a little
SketchUp has kind of priced me out of the market so I have been trying to learn how to use Blender, but it is a hard tool to learn (maybe it is another age issue :-)).
For several years now though, I have enjoyed seeing your contributions to the forum and hope you continue to post things here for the whole world to enjoy and learn from. Keep it up!
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