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Soulsynger:
Those are really great Oo
I have always been trying to practice drawing buildings, but I always end up disappointed by their un-unique-ness. ~~

Would you mind offering some starting advice? How do you approach what you got in your head so you don't end up lost in the details? Oo

edit:
Also, fairytale-time!

fatty:
Well I am studying architecture, so drawing buildings is kind of part of my course. Studying architecture gives you a unique way of looking at a building, and being a designer means you pick out certain details.

Of the above drawings, some of them a very calculated and careful, some are drawn from photos, and some are original designs. But I really think that the msot important skill in drawing is the ability to setup a drawing carefully, but loosely, and build detail with an eye for composition. A good way to start, is once you have drawn the edges lightly, start shading planes according to their angle. Use horizontal lines for flat surfaces, and vertical lines for vertical surfaces. You get a clear sense of composition as you go.

SonofZ3:
from my one notebook when I was in college, not up to par with what i've seen in the thread, but here it is:
cranes in the cover


and phalaenopsis orchids

ampersandwitch:
BIRDS BIRDS MOTHERFUCKING BIRDS



(also moleskine)

Ozymandias:
Oh Taylor.

I reiterate my commission.

I think you can do it. Your drawing is lovely. Also, the mug is happy.

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