by jeffreygeorge13 | Oct 21, 2020 | Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
The feature of this blog is the color illustrations shown below, which are three renderings I did earlier this year for a development proposal to be located in downtown Redwood City, California. The development firm, Lowe Real Estate, found me on the internet. They...
by jeffreygeorge13 | Oct 9, 2020 | Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
Another one of the five renderings I created for this senior housing project in Santa Rosa, California….Architecture by Van Meter Williams Pollack of San Francisco….This view shows the apartments on the left, and the community center on the...
by jeffreygeorge13 | Oct 7, 2020 | Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
Here is one of three color illustrations I created in February 2020 for a project proposed for Redwood City, California. My client was Lowe Real Estate of California, a development firm located in Oakland, California. Lowe had been using some digital...
by jeffreygeorge13 | Oct 5, 2020 | Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
This is the last of four conceptual renderings I did earlier this year for Rick Williams of Van Meter Williams Pollack of San Francisco….The project shows proposed improvements to an existing Oakland college.
by jeffreygeorge13 | Oct 1, 2020 | Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
By including more detail in the subject area (the site) and less in the surrounding area (the context), the artist can effectively focus the viewer’s eye toward the subject. It’s a subtle distinction, but it is an important one. As an illustrator, you...
by jeffreygeorge13 | Sep 28, 2020 | Architectural Illustration, Architectural Rendering, Perspective Drawing, Uncategorized
Rendering #3 of 4 for this Oakland School Conceptual Plan….
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