Alyssa Grover

Fish City Studio | Monash University | Architecture Student

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Thank you all for a wonderful semester full of hard work and creative friendships!

Fish City Studio!!! Final presentation photos to remember a stressful and highly rewarding day.

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FINAL BANNER

End of Semester Presentations banner

Dynamic Entanglement

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Hand Drawn Oblique

Illustration of below the dock looking up at the entangled living space above....

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There’s something in the water…

Host Team: Alex, Alyssa, Georgia and Jane

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Interaction with the Pier

My cinematic summary focuses on capturing the experience of all inhabitants. This is the first draft of the cinematic summary for Task 2B. It will be projected onto the class section models of the dock.

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Final Zine Collation

With the site Zine completed and full of illustration they are ready to be bound and presented at the final presentations for Fish City. It’s nice to tick one thing off the list!

Each of the zines tell a different story from a different perspective. Exploring needs and dreams specific to the client. They attempt to engage the reader to experience the world (of Victoria Dock) as though they were non-human. The overall site one, completes the picture as a detailed experience specific to the Hobart Trip, focused towards the concepts and propositions of my living space design.

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Another Practice Presentation

Done and dusted

18th October presentation panel development and story board for cinematic summary

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Reflection from class feedback and lecture notes

MONDAY 15th October

Due Thursday 18th October

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Exploring the mechanics of my pulley system through lego. Researching and contemplating ways in which my mechanical system (although simple) must function and may work in a real life scenario required me to think outside the box in regards to mechanics. This simple system took trialing to consider how I may convert a rotary motion into a liner motion

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Quarry Cove, Newport, Oregon

26 June 2012

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Repost - crab 🦀

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Serene Marine Illustrations

Artist Michelle Fleur finds her muse of regal marine life gracefully floating on her canvas.

Keep reading

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Repost - gorgeous artwork capturing sea beauty

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MOVEMENT STUDY - INTERNET INSPIRATION

For personal future reference: here is a collection of movement images and diagrams which will assist in the production of oblique and other drawings incorporating movement and composition.

There images are not personal work, merely inspiration.

Two good websites with other examples:

https://www.boredpanda.com/charcoal-dance-drawings-performance-art-emptied-gestures-heather-hansen/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic

http://100photos.time.com/photos/eadweard-muybridge-horse-in-motion

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TIMELAPSE OBLIQUE

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3 Hours in 3 Minutes

13/50 development drawings are completed. Leaning something from each one. Through the process of hand sketching I’m refining the ideas and removing faults in the functionality and program of the design. The first few sketches weren’t filmed as they required research, they are included st the end of the video. The process will be repeated till all development is adequately documented..

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TASK 2A - Persuasive Cinematic Summary

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International Student - Client Zine #1

Mussel - Client Zine #2

Fisherman - Client Zine #3

Native Seastar - Client Zine #4

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PRACTICE PRESENTATION FOR FINAL REVIEW

This slice is my first attempt at presenting in the studio salon presentation. The presentation needs a lot more refinement and content but it’s a first go at presenting to the class and gave me a really good insight into what is missing and needed to meet the requirements! 👌