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Welcome to my NAS research drawing blog! This is an archive for my research drawing project for my second semester, second year project :)
:::SOMETHING NEW:::
DIGITAL ORNAMENTATION: Image as the source for the construction of new detailing technics more info: http://www.strand.rs/ Following the changes in the representation of architecture on the level of detail, it can be stated that the introduction of the digital techniques in architecture opens up new possible fields for the interpretation of the decorative practice. The contemporary understanding of the tectonics and the changed methods of production are once again changing the perception of the process of design of the detail. The changed notion of scale, enabled by the computer programs, such as AutoCAD, are allowing the architect to abandon the current set of information and design the whole project in the scale 1:1 in the virtual layout. With that in mind, the entire project is at the same time being observed from the level of landscape and the level of texture, placing the detail as a point lost among scales.
Ed Ruscha's Sketchbook
Some details from my Wake sketchbook, again in no particular order. It is often in reviewing these small responsive gestures that I (re)discover a valid graphic equivalent to key visual impressions of the text evoked in the midst of reading. This is what I am interested in and why attempting to image/imagine Finnegans Wake, in my opinion as a graphic designer, has potential value beyond Wake studies.
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