I like this trio. In fact, I think these three photographers give you the beginnings of a coherent photographic philosophy. 1. Frederick H. Evans Architecture as memory and transcendence. Light, sacred spaces, architectural detail, verticality and historical consciousness. Josef Sudek Photographs 2. Josef Sudek Layering as a means of constructing meaning. Multiple planes, reflections, objects, …
This is a very useful drawing for assessing your development, because the Basilica di San Giorgio Maggiore presents a completely different architectural problem from the earlier Baroque façades. Palladio gives you large geometric masses, classical order, symmetry, and relatively restrained ornament. That makes your successes and weaknesses easier to see. My overall assessment: your constructional …
This is an interesting step forward because I can now see something quite different from your previous two architectural studies: you are beginning to construct the building rather than merely transcribe it. And your observation about the tripod grip is particularly relevant here. The drawing has a much stronger architectural skeleton than your earlier Baroque …
This is a very useful third exercise because the subject is architecturally much simpler than the previous Baroque façade, and that makes your progress easier to see. Here the main question is not whether you can capture complexity—you clearly can—but whether you can construct a relatively simple building accurately while preserving its character. I would …
Your drawing shows strong observational engagement with the building: you have clearly understood that this is not simply a façade of stacked rectangles, but a highly theatrical Baroque composition of projecting, receding, curved and sculptural elements. The central façade, twin upper structures, oval, columns, statues and lower arcade are all recognisable. The main issue, however, …
Proportional dividers occupy an interesting middle ground between measurement instrument, perspective aid, and observational drawing tool. They were never simply devices for making drawings “more accurate.” Historically, they belonged to a much larger culture of geometric drawing in which artists, architects, engineers and surveyors used instruments to translate relationships between the physical world and the …
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