The Non-DaVinci Architect
<p>I had just successfully made a three-pointer with the 15th sheet from my sketch pad into the dustbin in my room, whilst sitting at my drawing table trying to <strong><em>draw</em></strong> human beings for my anthropometrics sheet.</p>
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<p>Will I ever get this right? Why wasn't I born with Da Vinci's drawing prowess?</p>
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<p>This Architecture thing was harder than I thought, because even stick figures looked more elegant than what I was bringing to life on my paper.</p>
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<p>"Ahhh, but you're an Architect? It means you can draw"</p>
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<p>If only people knew how much that statement taunted me, I couldn’t <strong><em>draw</em></strong> to save my architecture life- or so I thought. </p>
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<p>Image A from Pinterest</p>
<p>Architecture is one discipline that expresses the creative process visually, Through sketches and models (physical and virtual), so ofcourse you’re right, Architects do know how to <strong><em>draw,</em></strong> but during preliminary studies (idea formation stage)to capture and express ideas, they use a unique method called <strong>sketching</strong>.</p>
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