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Finding an unknown object in a room that was entirely unknown to me led me to discovering this fire alarm button 

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This was definitely a hard one to do, as it was part of the fragment segment of the lesson.. I only had to look at the site once before drawing

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This was somewhat amazing, as in I really enjoyed this activity. We had to provide three drawings of the site but the difference is that each time it's closer!

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As we see here compared to the previous post, this one is closer to a certain element within this area. 

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As discovered, that element would be the caution sign located on the door.

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Giving the site is a bike storage, I thought of involving any factor of a bike that may relate to my assignment of Detail. It gave me the Bike chair.

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This was part of the object sector as well like the fire alarm above. This was interesting as it looks like a stomach intestine with its curved shape. 

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This is part of the "Bulk" series. I made a bet with myself to see how fast I could draw a reasonably good perspective drawing of the given site.

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The word "Bulk" means many or plenty. This is my way of saying there are many perspective drawings coming this way!!!

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The relationship between a Connector & Disconnector. In order to do so I provided an example of what a connector may look like in an architectural structure.

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Dare I say, it looks better than the 3 min sketch. I believe it is because of the perspective where i am looking. 

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A big green button in a room saying "press". It will grab your attention even if you do not want it to. Which is what happened so I drew it.

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Shadowing and Charcoal isn't my thing, but I gave it a try and this what counts. In all seriousness it does help figuring out the tone of a wall.

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Another go at me trying "Bulk" making everything look not only 3 dimensional but realistic. Keep in mind that it is in an existing room.

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With the Line concept, we had to draw without removing the pencil from the paper and this is what happened. :(

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This is the final layout i got in sketch before going onto the second week where we analyze the site into more intricate details using different techniques. 

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In a certain elevation in the wall this electrical fuse was part of it. The detail and pattern of how it looked was fascinating. 

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This is a second part of the charcoal drawing from above, but dare I say it is a much approved one, as it portrays multiple different techniques to show effect.