Ink texturing - Architecture Daily Sketches Video Lecture | Sketching: Enhance your Skills - Art & Craft

hey guys Kumar here for architects today
sketches so this week our topic will be
applying textures so what is texturing
now textures are basically hatches that
you can make using either pencil or ink
and as a rendering method and it's used
to suggest materiality and to provide
rel yet and depth to the drawing of a
building I have a few examples here that
I'm going to show I'm going to try and
render an example of a brick surface
timber and concrete
something like that so what I like to
emphasize is the kind of roughness that
you would apply in texturing especially
since this is a sketch you notice that I
only had using single lines and I did
not even bother to draw out lines for
the brick it's important to note that
the level of detail is up to you but
texturing is really meant to be
suggestive is only meant to suggest the
materiality you do not have to draw it
out like a technical design detailed
drawing which is why I've drawn it quite
rough now I'll try to draw a timber
surface
with timber surfaces you can usually
just draw out either planks or you can
drop the grain
as for concrete I usually just use
stippling
now it's interesting to note that you
can also use texturing to denote values
of shade like for example in the
concrete example i stipple a little bit
more on this face and it suggests that
this face is away from the source of
light the source of light is going
towards here so this part is in the
shade so I stipple a little bit more and
the texture suggests that this part is
in the shade okay guys so here I have a
drawing of a house I prepared earlier
ready for me to apply some textures into
it now if you guys are interested to
know how you can do a drawing like this
I would recommend that you guys look at
some of our previous videos such as
perspective for two point perspective
line weight and for some of the little
entourage is here videos of people and
trees so click on these icons if you are
in a desktop and if you are using a
phone you can check out the links in the
description below ok guys so before I
start I'd really like to note that well
at least for sketching that texturing is
again meant to be suggestive so you
don't have to wrap hatch every roof tile
every brick and every timber grain you
just have to be smart in picking out
certain areas to highlight these
textures and that's really up to your
individual creativity you can follow
values of shade or if you have a or if
you want to highlight a special texture
or a special material that you're using
in your design you can also do it like
that
okay guys notice how I'm being quite
selective with where I hatch the
textures for examples I left some spaces
blank here for the timber grains and
there are some places where I meet that
hatch a bit denser and that does suggest
a depth and shadow
before I move on to the texture for the
glass and water I want to talk a little
bit about the texture of the concrete
that I did you can see again I have
applied a selective texturing in that
I've left certain parts Mt and then I've
made the hatch denser under like the
stairs for example to suggest a shade so
it's suggesting that the light source is
coming somewhere from here also notice
how sharp the lines are that's because
I'm using this tech liner 0.1 pen from
Alvin which I am very satisfied with
currently for the glass and water I'll
be using the 0.5 tech liner from Alvin
so now I'll be adding the environment
I'll be using a really rough way to
denote the contours of the landscaping
around it and of course using the
previous videos method for doing trees
you
so again guys notice how I use selective
texturing to depict the contours of the
landscape and also how I depicted the
trees how the trees that are a little
bit closer have a little bit more detail
but as the foliage gets farther and
farther away I put less details for them
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you have it guys
applying textures using ink if you liked
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