Download Assessment 2C: Perspectives

And for the Perspective exercise: click here.

Perspective Lecture Slides

For the comprehensive lecture slides on perspectives as presented yesterday, please click here.

Axonometric drawing

Hope you have all managed to get some rest after the last submission, I know it was slightly daunting for some of you but kudos for having put in commendable effort!

For those of you who may have been tracing blindly, a word of warning, the following exercise will not be any easier for you.

However, your lives will be made easier if you download the very detailed assessment brief by clicking here and reading the instructions and following it closely for the next two weeks.

I have high expectations from you lot as I know you are a dedicated bunch who are very capable of producing immensely inspiring works (this is from me stealing glances of your works for Design Studio 1). So come on guys, surprise me! (in a good way yea?)

Good luck!

An image for inspiration:

Download Assessment 2A: Tonal Values

For the assessment outline, click here.

And again, for the documentation on the building that you will be drawing, click here.

My sincerest apologies for the first document being posted up this late. I hope this reaches you all timely and is not an inconvenience. Otherwise, look forward to starting on the next assessment with you all!

Also for Tuesday

Please have with you A4-sized paper for drawing on.

For Thursday however, you will need A3-sized tracing paper and butter paper, as well as this printout that you can download here.

For Tuesday (15March)

- Assessment 1A submission
I hope you all are chugging along well with this assignment (as well as the Tonal Values one). Realistically you should aim to have 85% of this task completed by now and that the next day is for putting the final touches on your sketches (ie. tidying up, adding last bits of shading for contrast, etc.

Please make sure that your names and student ID numbers are clearly indicated on your sketchbooks. You are to submit this assignment to your respective workshop instructors.

- Shopping list
For the second installment of this module, you will require the following:
1. Technical/Drafting pens (Rotring or Unipinbrands, pen thicknesses of 0.1, 0.2, 0.3 and 0.5)

You can also purchase these Faber Castell ones pictured above if you can't get either the Unipin or Rotring ones.

2. Set squares/triangles
3. Adjustable set square
4. T-square (A3-size is recommended for this class)
5. Scale ruler


6. Pencils
7. Eraser
8. Masking tape
9. Ruler


Not necessary but highly recommended are:
1. French curve


2. Circle template
3. A3 drawing/drafting boards



For the drafting/drawing board, you can get either the cheap wooden ones or the slightly pricier Rotring option (pictured above) which comes complete with its own ruler and right angle too. I personally own the latter and despite it's slightly hefty price tag, have found it useful many a time.

- The workshop session
For those who have already been assigned into the 1.30pm and 3pm sessions respectively, please attend your workshop at the given times.

However, for those who have not been assigned into the two separate times, please proceed to your workshop spaces at 1.30pm and further instructions will be given then.

Either way, please have these lecture notes with you as you will be given an in-class exercise to which it will be handy to have these by your side to refer to.

I would also advise you to bring in a measuring tape to class on Tuesday. Don't fret if you haven't got one handy, but if you do, please bring it in and you'll see why you'll be needing it! = )

Otherwise, hope you all have managed to enjoy your weekend somewhat despite all the assignments, looking forward to seeing you all in class!

Download Assessment 1B: Tonal Values

Here