CHICKEN POINT CABIN, IDAHO

This weekend I have been working on a new assignment: Thomas Kundig's Chicken Point Cabin. 

As last Friday it was my mother's birthday and thanks to her and my father, of course, I am studying what I really like, I dedicate these sketches to them. I hope you enjoy my drawings!

AXONOMETRICS

ELEVATIONS

SECTIONS

PLANS

INTERIOR VIEWS

IMAGINARY CITIES (Brasilia)

Today, taking a photo as reference we have created our own imaginary city. Even if mine looks quite Martian, the result is really nice.

As the photo I took as reference is from a city called Brasilia, there you have some pictures of the mentioned city!

EBELING HOUSE (DORTMUND)

The Ebeling House, built by Matthias Herrmann has been our today's task. Therefore, with the excuse of improving our sketching skills, we have spent all the morning describing graphically this singular building. The result: BELOW.

FIRST ATTEMPTS OF... axonometric!!

I would say that is quite acceptable but judge for yourselves!

ORIGAMI

Today, while I was trying to do a rose based in the origami technique, someone came into my mind. As friendship is the breathing rose, with sweets in every fold, I dedicate this little flower to her. 

If I have learned anything is that the origami makes time pass much faster, especially when we are bored, in addition to serving as inspiration.

SERBIAN SCULPTURES

In order to improve our ability to make plans, sections, elevations and perspectives we tried to sketch up this Serbian sculptures. The result was better than we had expected!

As I have been told since my arrival to IE University: 

"The only way to improve is working hard, remaking the sketches and learning from our own mistakes"

FALL TIME

In order to commemorate the arrival of the autumn we have been working with different kind of leaves.

IE UNIVERSITY'S CAFETERIA

In order to practice the elevations, we have spent the morning sketching IE University's cafeteria. There you have!!

A CROISSANT

With the aim of doing the lesson more enjoyable, the professors have encouraged us to make the plan, section and elevation of a croissant. The result...

5 MINUTES SKETCHES

Sketches made in 5 minutes, trying not to raise the pencil or the pen. See the results!!!