Complete Drawing and Design Vault
– Build your own unique drawing style and express your own unique architecture vision.
– Master both freehand and technical drawing.
– Upgrade your design skills in architecture.
– Upgrade your design skills in interior, product, landscape and urban design.
– Finally learn the dreaded descriptive geometry.
– Learn to tablet sketch.
– Build your own unique drawing style and express your own unique architecture vision.
– Master both freehand and technical drawing.
– Upgrade your design skills in architecture.
– Upgrade your design skills in interior, product, landscape and urban design.
– Finally learn the dreaded descriptive geometry.
– Learn to tablet sketch.
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Freehand Drawing
- Fundamental Box Perspectives
- Cube And Prism Building Sketches
- Inner Game Of Architectural Drawing
- Simple Volumes Composition
- Real Life Objects Composition
- Constructed Perspective
- Self-Portrait Composition
- Barrel Vault Pavilion
- Perspective I
- Perspective II
- Perspective III
- Perspective IV
- Cube House
- Cylinder House
- Prism House
- Four Types Of Houses
- Wooden Structure I
- Steel Structure
- Art Pavilion Part I – Abstract Art Composition
- Cube On A Diagonal House
- Organic Architecture And Blobitecture
- Office Building
- Tower Building
- Origami Architecture
- Abstract Architecture Composition I
- Design a house from zero Full
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Technical Drawing
- Axonometrics And Triple Projection
- Simple Volumes Projection, Axonometrics And Sketches
- Constructed Shadows Axonometrics
- Barrel Vaults Isometrics
- Cube On Diagonal
- Spatial Vision Axonometrics
- Four Types Of Axonometric
- Descriptive Geometry Axonometrics
- Basic Descriptive Geometry
- Octahedron, Cylinder And Cone
- Spheres I
- Spheres II
- Spheres III
- Intermediary Descriptive Geometry 1
- Intermediary Descriptive Geometry 2
- Pyramids And Volumes
- Intermediary Hexagonal Volumes
- Point, Line, Plane
- Planar Projections 1
- Planar Projections 2
- Complex Sections 1
- Complex Sections 2
- Complex Volume Dodecahedron
- Complex Volume Icosahedron
- Roofing 1
- Roofing 2
- Intersections 1 – Prisms, Cylinders, Cones
- Intersections 2 – Cubes And Pyramids
- Intersections 3 – Advanced Prisms And Pyramids
- Expert Constructed Shadows 1
- Planar Projections Recap
- Complex Intersections
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Product Design
- Sketch Pavilions
- Organic Furniture
- Materials I
- Materials II
- Organic Product Design
- Fountain Design
- Sketch Cars
- Functioning (Exploded Perspectives)
- Backpacks
- Head
- Trainers
- Bottles
- Cups
- Sensitive Composition I
- Sensitive Composition II
- Vase Design
- Spaceship Sketching
- Watch Sketching
- Shelving Skething
- Product Design Objects
- Electric Drill
- Castle Design Materials
- Rotation Object
- Architecture Poster Design
- Animal Skulls
- Wooden Toy Design
- People Sketches Entourage
- Chair Design Study
- Sketch Cakes and Cookies
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Interior Design
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Urban and Landscape Design
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Architecture History
- Neolithic, Mesopotamian And Ancient Greek Architecture
- Roman and Byzantine Architecture
- Medieval, Romanesque And Gothic Architecture
- Renaissance Architecture
- Mannierist And Baroque Architecture
- Neoclassicism, Orientalism, Eclectism
- Early Modernism, Expressionism And Art Deco
- Modernism
- Postmodernism
- Contemporary
- The Classical Orders Of Architecture
- Classical Architecture Monuments
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Sketching Architecture
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Tablet Sketching
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ben
To me with plenty of experience it was nice to go through this material
I liked the step by step drawing and shadowing, however being an ID pro and a teacher I know that students would have a lot of questions about drawing some of the lines in perspective sketches therefore I would pay a little more time explaining that part. What goes back to what point and how to get the "back line" of the box. Maybe presenting an actual interior design element, like a vase or a room with doors and windows, as the final step of this section might have been helpful to beginners.
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a.howell1700
Till now my experience has been good.
Well, I'm still going through the course.. The lectures are easy to understand. Of course practice is required to master each topic but Mr. Neatu just made this course so interesting that you feel like doing more and more. I am currently preparing for my SATs and Toefl exam so that I can get into a top American college for Architecture. So even though I started from scratch, this course is quite easy to go through with significant details. So obviously I gave 5 stars. (Big Thumbs Up).
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a.telford2590
Pretty cool
good english, it's ok.
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aaron381839
Very useful course for those who would like to learn architectural technical drawing
You can also learn more by following lesson critiques.
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1999prachipanchal
Feedback
Nice course everything clear and precise. Nice experience.
