"Color
Drawing: Design Drawing Skills and Techniques for Architects, Landscape
Architects, and Interior Designers" by Michael E. Doyle
Second Edition
John Wiley & Sons | 1999 | ISBN: 0471292451 9780471292456 9780585301396 | 360 pages | html | 25 MB
This
work in an unprecedented way, moving easily between hand drawing and
computer as they pursue design ideas. The book is the ultimate resource
for professionals and students who need to develop and communicate
design ideas with clear, attractive, impressive color drawings.
This
comprehensive guide presents a total system of color design drawing
that encompasses approaches to sketch communication as well as more
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presentation drawing.
This
book covers the basics of color phenomena, media, techniques, and
approaches to illustrating materials necessary to communicate design
ideas. It contains a new section on color and design principles for
creating more sophisticated presentation drawings and offers innovative
ideas for the reproduction and distribution of finished drawings.
This volume is both an illuminating textbook and a completely reliable self-teaching tool, as well as a handy quick reference.
It is an excellent guide for students at any level and an unparalleled resource for design professionals.
Main features:
•
A complete body of illustrated instruction that demonstrates the
development of design ideas from initial concept through presentation
drawing
• Finely honed explanations of each technique and process
• Faster and easier ways to create design drawings
• Methods for combining hand-drawn and computer-generated drawing techniques
CONTENTS
Preface
Introduction
Part I Color Drawing for Communication
Initial Considerations
Phenomena of Color and Light
The Dimensions of Color
Media and Paper
Media
Paper
Technique
Ways to Apply Color Media
Impressions of Materials
Creating the Effects of Light
The Retrocolor Technique
Toned Backgrounds
Elements, Materials, and Finishes
Interior Materials
Space-Defining Planes
Furnishing and Fixtures
Lighting
Accessories
Exterior Materials
Ground Plane Materials
Wall Plane Materials and Windows
The Overhead Plane: Roofs and Skies
Scale Elements: Figures and Automobiles
Drawing Figures in Color
Automobiles
Part II Color Drawing for Presentation
Color and Composition in Illustration
How Colors Relate to One Another: The Contrast of Colors
Color Contrast and Image Composition
Approaches to Creating Color Design Drawings
The First Consideration: Make the Line Drawing
The Second Consideration: Create a Value Strategy
The Third Consideration: The Transfer
The Fourth Consideration: Paper and Color
Additional Layers of Information
Revisions and Repairs
Presentation and Distribution of Color Design Drawings
Presentation
Distribution of Color Design Drawings: The Sketchpack
Glossary
Bibliography
Design Credits
Index
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