Dharachar Ishitaa Girish

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UAR20187

The Monsoon Semester of the CEPT Foundation Programme inculcates foundational design skills through sequential exercises focused on perfecting freehand and perspective drawing, visualizing and drawing complex compositions. Students learn to make technical drawings using orthographic projections, surface development and exploded views of complex objects; develop the skill of estimating sizes and begin to engage with anthropometrics. Ordering principles, colour theory, imaginative drawing and deciphering and interpreting styles help them develop more complex skills. Alongside, parallel exercises focus on describing objects and presenting their own work in writing, while guest speaker lectures offer exposure to other disciplines.

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The sheets on the left show different 2D and 3D views of modifications made in the composition of 3 matchboxes. The sheets on the right show the plan, elevations and surface development drawings of the models shown above.

An exploded axonometric view of stapler parts has been made and labelled indicating the various parts as well as additional information.

The top and bottom rows show subtractions made in solids. The top right corner drawing is a prism wireframe. The middle row shows a rendered assemblage of 5 subtracted solids and an isometric assemblage of 25 subtracted solids.

Colour theory has been explored here using colour schemes as seen on the left and achieving the perfect colour by mixing multiple colours in the pixel painting on the right.

These sheets show the respective drawings drawn using gauged dimensions at a certain scale to fit them in an A4 size grid paper.

Various organisation principles have been explored and understood here using handheld objects as well as by analysing the plan of a building.

The top left image shows a purse that has been designed with the same style as that of the door in the image. The collage on the bottom left and poster on the right are done by interpreting the style of Ar. Raj Rewal.

An imaginary world inside a cell has been shown here with buildings resembling parts of cell like mitochondria, centrioles etc.

Some of my best sketches, digital and hand drawn, done during the course of the semester.