Architecture Drawing Process Revealed - Hamza Shaikh | CRAZY DETAILS | University of Westminster

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  • Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
  • [Timestamps below...] In this video, Hamza Shaikh reveals the complex processes behind creating immensely detailed architectural drawings. The step-by-step process will help university students gain insight into drawing methodology which is never taught in education. This tutorial/workshop was filmed as part of the 2020 MAD Con event by the MAD collective. Check out the MAD Collective RUclips channel for more about the groundbreaking event.
    Project is called: Ad Hoc Autonomy
    Completed at: University of Westminster, London
    To see more drawings by Hamza Shaikh: / hamzashaikh.design
    To watch the podcast episode with Hamza Shaikh and Eric Wong: • Ep 03: Drawings and Fi...
    Timestamps:
    00:00 - Overview and advice
    04:26 - Composition
    08:17 - Details
    13:07 - Style & Characters
    14:46 - Vector Vs Raster
    16:15 - Live Photoshop example

Комментарии • 18

  • @sudeyilmaz8845
    @sudeyilmaz8845 3 года назад +16

    Your comment on copying being seen as a crime, I think it comes from previously studying art subjects (or maybe it's just my experience). When you do fine art during a-levels or GCSEs, tracing has always been looked down upon. People always assume that you trace because you can't draw whereas in architecture, it's simply more efficient in scenarios like this to trace over photographs and/or other sources since your proposal is the main focus that you are trying to communicate. Students are almost brainwashed into thinking tracing displays a lack of skill. Loved the breakdown!

    • @twoworldspodcast
      @twoworldspodcast  3 года назад +1

      Very interesting point. Never thought about this.. 🤔

    • @adamdm4111
      @adamdm4111 3 года назад +4

      Yeah I had a similar experience going from art gcse to architecture at uni, it took me a while to realise there's nothing wrong with tracing for architectural drawings as you're simply using your time wisely!

    • @sudeyilmaz8845
      @sudeyilmaz8845 3 года назад +1

      @@twoworldspodcast the more you know 😊

    • @sudeyilmaz8845
      @sudeyilmaz8845 3 года назад +3

      @@adamdm4111 opting to trace doesn’t even cross my mind at times purely because of what we were taught earlier on in education

  • @phindawande
    @phindawande 3 года назад +2

    Loved the way you break it down and yes you are right about tracing. This has been very helpful.

  • @emmanuelcarrillo3655
    @emmanuelcarrillo3655 11 месяцев назад

    so helpful, thank you for showing all the steps involved

  • @DesignDrawDo
    @DesignDrawDo 3 года назад +2

    This is so great! Wish I had your channel when I was in arch school. I love how much you advocate for tracing: I think its time to shift my mindset about it!

  • @PageSavage88
    @PageSavage88 3 года назад

    Stunning work hamza !!

  • @IRnbMusicI
    @IRnbMusicI 3 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for breaking down the process of drawing!

  • @hprulz14
    @hprulz14 3 года назад

    amazing drawings hamza, would love to see the process you go through, step by step

    • @hprulz14
      @hprulz14 3 года назад +1

      dw I spoke to soon

  • @msayed25
    @msayed25 2 года назад

    Great work, where can I see this whole project? If possible cheers

  • @bushra8070
    @bushra8070 3 года назад +2

    Nice work.. But I think there's should be another step to show us! The effects of textures and colors you've used to look like illustrated architecture. Am I right?
    Do you use normal colors in photoshop or textures or do you add some effecrs to look like your final drawings of palestinian camps?

    • @twoworldspodcast
      @twoworldspodcast  3 года назад

      Yeah there's more to show for sure. Will do something soon 👍