06792nam a22003497a 4500003000600000005001700006006001900023008004100042020001800083020003400101020003500135040003400170050002300204082001100227100002500238245014500263250001700408264004600425300004200471336002600513337002800539338002700567504004100594505451600635520107205151650003806223650006006261650002206321650004306343650002306386655003306409pucpr20251028102456.0m o d 231120s2024 caua ob 000 0 eng d z9798888140413 a9798888140437qelectronic bk. a9798888140420qelectronic book apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda 4aNC825.B8bL36 2024 a720.281 aLang, Demi,eauthor.10aDrawing and illustrating architecture :ba step-by-step guide to the art of drawing and illustrating beautiful buildings. /cDemi Lang.htxt a1st edition. 1aSan Rafael, CA :bRocky Nook Inc.,c2024. a201 p. :bill. ; col. ;c26 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aIncludes bibliographical references. aAcknowledgments IX -- Part one: Materials and techniques 5 -- Chapter one: Art materials and workspace 7 -- Drawing pencils -- Pencil grades 8 -- Fineliner pens 9 -- Coloured pencils 9 -- Blenders 11 -- Paper 11 -- Toned paper 11 -- White paper 12 -- White highlighting pens 12 -- Erasers 12 -- Ruler 13 -- Set square (triangle) 13 -- Pencil sharpener 13 -- Masking tape or washi tape 14 -- Setting up 14 -- Your finished work 15 -- Colours used in this book 16 -- Chapter two: Sketching and building a photo reference library 19 -- Sketching 19 -- Material for sketching 19 -- Building a photo reference library 20 -- Collecting reference photos 21 -- Choosing high quality reference photos 23 -- Large subjects and small details 24 -- Lighting 27 -- Chapter three: Art theory and techniques 29 -- Composition 29 -- Perspective 29 -- Tones and values 30 -- Tonal value scales 30 -- Exploring contrast 32 -- Highlights and shadows 33 -- Light 35 -- Shading 37 -- Drawings Techniques 39 -- Crosshatching and hatching 39 -- Ink on top of pencil 40 -- Coloured pencils and shading 41 -- Building layers 42 -- Blending 44 -- Pop point 46 -- Example 1: Royal Pavilion Brighton 46 -- Example 2: St Edmund Hall, Oxford 48 -- Example 3: US Capitol Building 49 -- Example 4: Clavell Tower 50 -- Tips to remember 51 -- Exercise: Experiment with Highlights and Shadows 51 -- Chapter four: Step by Step Process 53 -- Recommended Materials 54 -- Step 1: Creating your pencil drawing (three methods) 54 -- Method 1: The grid method 55 -- Method 2: Freehand sketching 59 -- Method 3: Working from a printout or digital screen 65 -- Step 2: Covering the pencil lines with ink 69 -- Step 3: Adding Depth and Shadows 70 ¬¬-- Step 4: Adding Colour 73 -- Step 5: Building Layers of Rich Colour 77 -- Step 6: Adding Details and Definition 78 -- Step 7: Finishing Touches 79 -- Part two: Objects 81 -- Chapter 5: Black and White Sketch 83 -- Materials 84 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 84 -- Step 2: Ink Work 87 -- Chapter 6: Focusing on Architectural Details 97 -- Project 1: Drawing Bricks 98 -- Materials 98 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 99 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 99 -- Step 3: Add Colour 100 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 101 -- Project 2: Drawing Stonework 102 -- Materials 102 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 102 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 103 -- Step 3: Add Colour 103 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 104 -- Project 3: Roof Tiles 106 -- Materials 106 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 106 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 107 -- Step 3: Add Colour 108 -- Project 4: Chmney Pots 110 -- Materials 110 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 110 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 111 -- Step 3: Add Colour 112 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 113 -- Project 5: Windows 115 -- Materials 115 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 115 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 117 -- Step 3: Add Colour 118 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 122 -- Project 6: Doors 124 -- Materials 124 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 124 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 126 -- Step 3: Add Colour 128 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 136 -- Project 7: Ornate Details 137 -- Acanthus Leaf 137 -- Materials 137 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 138 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 138 -- Step 3: Add Colour 138 -- Iconic Column 140 -- Materials 140 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 140 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 141 -- Step 3: Add Colour 142 -- Additional Sketching Examples 144 -- Greek God Stone Carving 144 -- Venetian Column 146 -- Chapter 7: Monochrome 149 -- Materials 150 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 150 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink and Add Shading 153 -- Step 3: Add Light, Medium, and Dark Tones 156 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 159 -- Chapter 8: Full Colour Drawing 163 -- Materials 163 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 164 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 165 -- Step 3: Add Colour 167 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 175 -- Chapter 9: Full Colored Drawing with Gold 179 -- Materials 179 -- Step 1: Draw with Pencil 180 -- Step 2: Cover the Lines with Black Ink 181 -- Step 3: Add Colour 182 -- Big Ben 183 -- Trees 186 -- The Final Buildings and the Bridge 186 -- River Water 188 ¬-- Sky 188 -- Clock Face 191 -- Step 4: Add Final Details 191 -- Gilding 192 -- Gilding Big Ben 192 -- Materials 192 -- Step 1: Paint with Acrylics Gold Size 193 -- Step 2: Lay Down the Gold Leaf 193 -- Step 3: Brush Away the Excess 194 -- Step 4: Paint with Shellac Varnish 194 -- Additional Resources 197 -- Index 199 --  aAn insightful and comprehensive guide to mastering the art of drawing and illustrating architecture. Inspiring architecture and beautiful buildings are all around us. Artists often gravitate toward building facades, doors, windows, and roofs that tell a story, convey history, and contain intricate detail. But learning to successfully capture these works on paper can be quite a challenge. Artist and illustrator Demi Lang has been creating beautiful architectural drawings for years. Working in ink and colored pencils and using reference photos in her studio, Demi specializes in creating artwork that is highly realistic, representational, and incredibly detailed. In this book, she shares her knowledge and techniques so that you, too, can learn to create and illustrate your own architectural drawings. With inspiring illustrations, clear writing, and an encouraging tone, Demi makes the process of learning to draw architecture both approachable and enjoyable. Writing for artists of all levels, Demi guides you step by step through her entire drawing process. 0aArchitectural drawingxTechnique. 0aArchitecturevDesigns and plansvPresentation drawings. 0aBuildings in art. 7aArchitectural drawingxTechnique2fast 7aArchitecture2fast 7aArchitectural drawings2fast