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An architectural perspective creates a true-to-life image of the building presence, including colors, materials, and background. Our illustrators can enhance or simplify surroundings to show a building to its best advantage. A terrific gift for buyer or seller.Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
With a panoramic view, we visually fly over the property to depict its appearance and scope. This aerial illustration gives you the big picture: buildings, streets, landscaping and planning concepts in perspective.Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
The streetscape environment has been a standard for designers telling the stories of their projects. These lifestyle drawings depict people engaged in activities, and communicate scale and character from the pedestrian viewpoint.Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
The site plan gives an accurate, scaled, two-dimensional view of the entire project. It helps to depict the size, arrangement, and orientation of all elements on the property.Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Hand-drawn floor plans, with optional room names, room sizes, and furniture, take the mystery out of computer-generated construction drawing floor plans.Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Vignettes are small sketch studies that illustrate detail and character within a larger design format. They can be used to communicate alternate solutions for future exploration and refinement. These abbreviated illustrations capture the style and atmosphere of a proposed design.Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011 -
Conceptual sketches are fast, less-detailed drawings used to illustrate ideas and concepts of any kind. They are meant to communicate ambiance, imagery and possible alternatives at the early stages of a project. A conceptual drawing is great for creating a vision, an illusion, without committing to detail.�Architecture, Drawing, Illustration2011
