Sketch like an Architect……Principles of Good Freehand Graphics











‘Drawing is Architect’s Language’


My favorite quote is by Ar. Le Corbusier

I prefer drawing to talking. Drawing is faster, and leaves less room for lies”
                     
Everyone loves to see a well-drawn Sketch and be awed by it… If you have been amongst the ones who wish to draw but are afraid to do it, this blog is for you… Follow the tips and I can assure you, that you will enjoy the journey of being confident with sketching.

What is the best medium to work with...?
Software, Drafting or Freehand sketching…?

Most of the Students find Software as a tool easier for drawing as it offers better control… as a result, they end spending 80-90% of their time exploring the software. The labor-intensive hours spent on practicing drawing on software ends up making them a Draftsman, than a Designer.

Trust me, On the contrary, if one spends even half the amount on developing freehand abilities, they will be able to draw & visualize better and be gifted to produce impressive design drawings at will, anytime, anywhere…

What holds us back…?

We hesitate to draw largely because nobody has encouraged us, while some of us simply wait for being good enough draw sometime later (Which never happens).

Sketching is a skill that can be acquired easily and can be learned by anyone at any age.

The intention of this document is to share my experience and introduce you to some of the basic principles of good freehand sketching that I have come across in my Sketching expedition so far.

I have used simple language so that everyone can understand easily and apply the techniques. So let us join the enjoyable journey.

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 Happy Sketching!!!!!!

 Don’t forget to share your sketches, or raise your doubts… happy to help you…

Prepared By Ar. Anshul D Sinha
M.Arch. (General)
Assistant professor
TSAP








Comments

  1. Superb... Very useful...👍🏻👌🏻

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  2. I will follow the tips for improving my sketching.☺️

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    1. Glad that you liked the blog and have committed to improve. Do share your outcomes.

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  3. Very nicely written Anshul, it will help the beginners to explore free hand sketching, and develop their interest in this unique art of sketching

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  4. Lovely blog,sir. So well written and detailed.

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  5. Wow Sir!! Will definitely try these and share the sketches!

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  6. I think the best blog on Architectural sketching techniques. These are very useful techniques. Thanks for sharing and I would love to learn more about rendering with different mediums like water colours.

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    1. Thank you for the appreciation. We will communicate your request to the concerned faculty group.

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  7. This was most awaited .. ! And finally it is here .. ! It's Super Explanatory and Super Informative .. ! Thanks for sharing with us .. ! I would request, if you can please share the videos
    also sometimes so that we can also learn the art of using hand while sketching .. ! .
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    Thanks Again .. !
    PS. Please keep sharing with us always .. !

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    1. Thank you Devashish for these encouraging words. We shall look forward to present some videos on sketching in future.

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  8. Thank you for this wonderful detailed blog,sir.Very informative.Would love to read more of these kinda blogs!Will definitely use these techniques!

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    1. Thank you Shefali for liking the Blog. Do implement and share the results with us.

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  9. So true...
    No age limit to improve on sketching...
    You have opened the entire pandora box of tricks to work upon sketching...
    This is a blog that I love coming back to...

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  10. This is so useful sir! So thankful for this blog...Gives an opportunity for beginners to learn new things!

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