Patel Diya Daxeshbhai

CFP004

U22069

After focusing on developing drawing and representation skills in first semester, during the second semester, the CFP Studio component focuses on building analytical abilities with exercises like mapping and data representation, buidling elements and materials, making and testing structures, technical drawing II and tackling a design problem. These skills will be put to use during L2 studios, and will be discussed in their relevance to the professional practice that designers, architects and urban planners engage in.

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A collage of arts that contains process sheets and a final sheet of an imaginative drawing exercise and a short introduction to the exercise. All the sheets are arranged in such a way as to create a powerful visual graphic.

This artistic composition contains process sheets and a final A3 sheet of an exercise to estimate the cost of making papad. And a little introduction about the process, the final sheet and what I learned from it.

This collage shows the journey of a tower frame structure from its humble beginnings to its towering success. It includes the process sheets, the final model photo and a short introduction to the exercise.

This collage shows the step-by-step process of wood and metal model making in 300x300x300 mm size, from the assembly of elements to the final product. From the initial concept to the final product, each step is carefully planned and executed. The estimated cost at the end reminds us that art doesn't come cheap, but it is always worthwhile.

This collage is a tribute to the work of Gaganendranath Tagore. It combines elements from his paintings with my graphical compositions, creating a new work of art that reflects my interpretation of his style.

This collage takes you on a visual journey through the marketplace of Manek Chowk. It shows how different shopkeepers use plinths and footpaths according to their products, representing the relationship between the shopkeeper and the place.

A collage of two different software programs: AutoCAD and Rhino. AutoCAD was used to create a plan for the Gandhi Ashram, while Rhino was used to create a 3D model of a padlock. This collage shows how these two softwares can be used to create different types of visual representations.

This collage is a visual guide to the principle of order. It shows how principles of composition, organization, and visual design can be used to create order and structure.

This is a visual diary of what happened while staying in Bhuj. It is a collection of memories in the form of sketches and learning. It is a reminder of the people we met who gave us a deep knowledge of natural materials in architecture, the places we visited, and the things we did.

The art-filled collage showcases two different exercises in creativity: edgy word art and pixelation art. Both exercises have plenty of artistic expressiveness.