Lessons in drawing plans and interiors. (2018)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Patricia Potwin Ellis.
• Authors: Ellis, Patricia Potwin
• Contents: Machine generated contents note: 1.Drafting Equipment and Its Uses -- Drawing Surfaces -- Paper and Vellum -- Scale -- Pencils and Leads -- Erasers and Eraser Shields -- T-Squares -- Drafting Brush -- Templates -- Cleaning Bag Bow Compass -- Ames Lettering Guide -- Triangles -- Exercises Using Drafting Equipment -- 2.Drafting Construction -- Bisect a Line -- With a Compass -- With a T-Square and Any Triangle -- Divide a Line into Equal Parts -- First Method -- Second Method -- Transfer an Angle to a New Location -- Construct a Triangle Given Its Sides -- Construct a Right Triangle Given Its Sides -- Exercises on Geometric Construction -- 3.Scales -- Using Architectural Scales -- Exercises Using Scales -- 4.Lettering -- Developing an Architectural Lettering Style -- Exercises on Lettering -- 5.Orthographic Projections -- Multiview Projections -- Isometric Drawing -- Exercise on Orthographic Projections -- 6.Types of Lines -- Types of Lines Found in Drafting -- 7.Dimensioning Note continued: Inside Dimensioning -- Adding Measurements -- Exercise on Dimensioning -- 8.Drafting Common Features -- Overview of Drafting Common Features -- 9.Schedules -- Organizing Information into a Schedule -- 10.Sections -- Drafting Sections -- 11.Electrical Plans -- Drawing the Electrical Plan -- Switches -- 12.Elevations -- Types of Elevations -- 13.First-Floor Plan -- Developing Floor Plans for a House -- Step 1 Mount drawing sheet -- Step 2 Position the house -- Step 3 Determine the working area and drawing area -- Step 4 Center the drawing -- Step 5 Draw all exterior walls -- Step 6 Draw all interior walls -- Step 7 Block out all doors and windows -- Step 8 Draw all cabinets and shelves -- Step 9 Draw all appliances and utilities -- Step 10 Draw all plumbing features -- Step 11 Draw the stairs -- Step 12 Draw the fireplace -- Step 13 Check your accuracy; then darken all lines -- Step 14 Draw all exterior dimension lines Note continued: Step 15 Draw all interior dimensions -- Step 16 Check accuracy and add notes -- Step 17 Add all dimension numerals -- Step 18 Add roof lines -- Step 19 Add all other local notes -- Step 20 Label all rooms -- Title Blocks -- Step 21 Final check -- 14.Second-Floor Plan with Electrical -- Developing a Second-Floor Plan That Fits with Its First-Floor Plan -- Step 1 Mount your first-floor plan -- Step 2 Mount your second sheet -- Step 3 Trace shared walls -- Step 4 Trace the stairwell -- Step 5 Trace the garage roof -- Step 6 Draw all interior walls -- Step 7 Block out all doors and windows -- Step 8 Draw all details -- Step 9 Draw all exterior dimension lines -- Step 10 Draw all interior dimensions -- Step 11 Draw guidelines for lettering -- Step 12 Add door and window symbols -- Step 13 Add the electrical plan -- Step 14 Check your accuracy; then darken all lines -- Step 15 Add all lettering -- Step 16 Add roof lines -- Step 17 Add title Note continued: 15.First-Floor Electrical Plan -- Drawing the Electrical Plan -- 16.Front Elevation -- Drawing an Exterior Elevation -- Step 1 Placement of vellum -- Step 2 Baseline -- Step 3 Outside walls -- Step 4 First floor -- Step 5 Second floor -- Step 6 Tops of windows -- Step 7 Roof -- Step 8 Fascia board and overhang -- Step 9 Windows and front door system -- Step 10 Finishing windows -- Step 11 Front door system -- Step 12 Chimney -- Step 13 Finishing touches -- Step 14 Labels -- Step 15 Checklist -- Step 16 Title -- 17.Kitchen Elevation -- Drawing the Kitchen Elevation -- Step 1 Draw baseline -- Step 2 Project from floor plan -- Step 3 Mark heights -- Step 4 Project more -- Step 5 Add details -- Step 6 Finalize elevation -- Step 7 Add title -- 18.Fundamentals of One-Point Perspective -- Glossary of Perspective Terminology -- Divided Space -- Exercises on One-Point Perspective -- Exercises on Divided Space -- Exercise on Drawing Circles Note continued: 19.Drawing Perspective Grids -- One-Point Grids -- Exercise on Drawing Grid B -- 20.Using One-Point Grids -- Drawing Interiors in Perspective -- Exercises Using One-Point Grids -- 21.One-Point Interior-Living Room -- Using a One-Point Grid to Draw an Interior Rendering -- Step 1 Research furnishings -- Step 2 Place furnishings -- Step 3 Decide on the grid for rendering -- Step 4 Prepare to draw -- Step 5 Draw the shape of the room -- Step 6 Start the furniture -- Step 7 Finish the furniture -- Step 8 Add shading -- Exercises on Rendering the Living Room -- 22.Fundamentals of Two- Point Perspective -- Two Vanishing Points -- Divided Space -- Two-Point Perspective Drawing -- Exercises on Two-Point Perspective -- Exercises on Divided Space -- 23.Two-Point Interior-Family Room -- Drawing Interiors in Two-Point Perspective -- Step 1 Draw the grid on matt board -- Step 2 Place tracing paper -- Step 3 Draw the room and mark measurements Note continued: Step 4 Select furniture -- Step 5 Place the furniture -- Step 6 Draw the box for the furniture -- Step 7 Finish the furniture and accessories -- Step 8 Trace finished drawing -- Step 9 Shade the rendering -- 24.Bedroom Interior -- Drawing a Bedroom Interior in Perspective -- Student Rendering 1 -- Student Rendering 2 -- Student Rendering 3 -- Exercise Using Plismacolor Pencils -- Exercises for Drawing Your Own Bedroom -- 25.Commercial Interior: Aven Hall Lobby -- Drawing a Commercial Interior in Perspective -- 26.One-Point Kitchen Rendering -- Rendering a Kitchen in Perspective -- Step 1 Draw Grid B -- Step 2 Place tracing paper -- Step 3 Draw the kitchen area -- Step 4 Clean up drawing area -- Step 5 Begin cabinets -- Step 6 Add countertop, toehold, and window -- Step 7 Finish center cabinets -- Step 8 Finish side upper cabinets -- Step 9 Finish side lower cabinets -- Step 10 Add cabinet for ovens -- Step 11 Draw cabinet for ovens Note continued: Step 12 Add the soffit -- Step 13 Add baseboard and window -- Step 14 Trace final drawing onto drawing paper -- Step 15 Color your rendering -- 27.Two-Point Kitchen Rendering -- Rendering the Kitchen in Two-Point Perspective -- 28.Commercial Rendering: Insurance Business -- Rendering a Commercial Business -- Step 1 Drawing the one-point grid -- Step 2 Complete the grid -- Step 3 Research furnishings -- Step 4 Place the tracing paper on the grid -- Step 5 Begin drawing the furniture -- Step 6 Add all furniture to finish rendering -- Step 7 Add the finishing touches -- Step 8 Add the electrical plan.
• Publisher Details: New York : Fairchild Books
• Publication Date: 2018
• Extent: 1 online resource (280 pages)
• Subjects: 720.22/2; Architectural drawing -- Technique; Perspective; Interior architecture; Interior architecture; Architectural drawing -- Technique; Perspective
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781501319518; 1501319515
• Related ISBNs: 9781501321726
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