ARCH334_FINAL

ARCH 334 LOOKING THINKING SKETCHING FINAL PROJECT
LIST OF DRAWINGS
Please include title of drawing and a short paragraph about what skills /
experience you gained while drawing.
1. Questions
a. What can drawings do for me?
b. What can drawings change for me?
c. How am I going to be able to use drawing?
d. What can drawings teach me?
e. How can drawings help me grow?
f. What is needed to feel confident about my drawing ability?
g. What is my purpose for drawing?
h. What do I want to accomplish?
Answer at least 4 and answer one with an explanatory drawing.
Creating Awareness: Eye/Hand Coordination and Awareness Contour Drawing
2. Contour Drawings of Hand (Not Looking and Looking)
3. Vase Face Drawing
4. Upside down Drawing of Horse
5. Portrait Drawing of Friend (Homework)
6. Portrait Drawing of Self (Homework)
7. Portrait Drawing of Friend/Relative from memory (Homework)
8. Contour Drawing of Hand (Homework)
Spatial Experience: The Human Figure in Space; Face and Human Body Proportions
9. Blind Contour of Face (10 min)
10. Contour of Face with Pen (10 min)
11. Close-up Drawing of Ear (10 min)
12. Close-up Drawing of Eye (10 min)
13. Close-up Drawing of Nose (10 min)
14. Close-up Drawing of Mouth (10 min)
15. Tilted Portrait 1 (15 min)
16. Tilted Portrait 2 (15 min)
17. Detailed Portrait in Pen (30 min)
18. Gesture Drawing 1 (5 min)
19. Gesture Drawing 2 (5 min)
20. Gesture Drawing 3 (5 min)
21. Gesture Drawing 4 (5 min) (optional)
22. Gesture Drawing in Detail with Pen (20 min)
23. Caricature of Friend with Pen (10 min)
24. Upside-Down Portrait of Actor
25. Upside-down Self Portrait (Homework)
Spatial Experience: creating an Illusion of Depth with Rendering, Light, Shade and
Shadow
26. Hand 3-D Line Drawing
27. 3-D Name Letter Blocks with Shade and Shadow with Pencil
28. An Object Rendered 4 ways with pencil shading, pen hatching/cross-hatching,
pen scribbling, pen stippling
29. Anamorphic Illusion Homework (Photo and Drawing)
30. Small Object Rendering with Color (Homework)
Spatial Experience: Linear Experiential Perspective (One, Two and Three Point)
31. One Point Perspective 1
32. One Point Perspective 2
33. One Point Perspective 3
34. Two Point Perspective 1
35. Two Point Perspective 2
36. Two Point Perspective 3
37. Three Point Perspective 1
38. Three Point Perspective 2 (optional)
Experiential Drawing from the Imagination
39. Imaginary Town Perspective 1 (homework)
40. Imaginary Town Perspective 2 (homework)
41. Imaginary Town Perspective 3 (homework)
42. Storyboard as Narrative of Experience (Reduce to A4 size or fold in half)
43. Comic Book 1
44. Comic Book 2
45. Comic Book 3
46. Comic Book 4
47. Comic Book 5
48. Comic Book 6
49. Comic Book 7
50. Comic Book 8
51. Comic Book 9
52. Comic Book 10 (if applicable)
53. Comic Book 11 (if applicable)
54. Comic Book 12 (if applicable)
Flying Island: Folding Surfaces
55. Flying Island Page 1
56. Flying Island Page 2
57. Flying Island Page 3
58. Flying Island Page 4 (optional)
59. Collage of Drawings for Cover and Title Block
ARCH 334 LOOKING THINKING SKETCHING
NAME:
Instructor: Filiz Keyder Özkan
Izmir University of Economics
Department of Architecture
Spring 2017