Archigram Archigram was an avant-garde group which was set up in the 1960s and led by Sir Peter Cook. The name archigram came from a…
Schematic models are a 3D representation of your design. They are scaled down and can be made from a range of materials, such as cardboard,…
Over the next three weeks we will be creating a sculpture-like object using our knowledge of a variety of materials and techniques in the workshop….
During the post war era in America were two designers – Charles and Ray Eames. Their work influenced the way design worked for ever. They…
Continuing on from last week’s drawing session and our self-directed work was completion of the tapestry for the new design building. We had all completed…
There is not one answer to this as it is very subjective and the ideals are always changing. William Morris was a famous lecturer during…
Today we put our knowledge of measuring, scaling and planning into practice with Colin. We went to the Cantor building and sketched the stairs (which…
Today’s lecture was on fashion and architecture and their links to each other in the design industry. It was led by architect Meline Goode. Throughout…
For our final two lessons with Brian we are going participate in a group project. In today’s lesson we were each given an A3 sheet…
Plan oblique and isometric drawing are both ways of representing an interior, building or object. When creating a plan in oblique form, you can use…
Today’s class was all about drawing people. He began by drawing quick sketches of people using the common principles of human measurements – for example…
Today we were formally assessed on our blogs to monitor our progress. I learnt about what I should improve, how and what I was doing…