iARc final presentation with memories :)

iARc 110 Best Library

iARc 110 pg 101 BEST

iARc 110 Journey through campus

http://issuu.com/shelbyiarc/docs/journey

iARc 101 Intuitive vs. Analytical

     I believe that to analytically design anything, you need intuitive thinking. Every project that we were told to work on, everyone has an idea in their head. Just automatically pops up. Not everyone will have the same ideas. The only problem is, its gonna be a good idea but the question is HOW you are going to make your idea on paper then to a 3D model. Without intuitive thinking, its hard to know what to get knowledge of.

     Creativity is a major part in the process of designing the most absurd projects our professors give us. The first project Tommy and Hannah gave us, they said "For your first project, go outside and pick 12 sticks. Any 12, but only 12." Now I know we all had that same look on our face saying "what in the hell are we supposed to do with 12 sticks?!" Let me just say, people on College avenue were giving Amy and I some crazy looks when we would get overly excited for a couple of stupid sticks… As the semester went by, the projects didn't get any less absurd. In fact they just got stranger. Having to draw 25 photos to represent a song, making a video, and a dance, and a wood piece all to represent this one song, I didn't understand it, I didn't comprehend WHY we had to do these projects, until now. This class taught us to be creative in all aspects. Not just drawing something out, but showing it through movies, and wood, and dancing… our professors not only made us pull all nighters, but they taught us how to accept failure and when we were to fail, which we all did, we found a new way to do the same thing better. The only way to succeed is to fail first.

iARc 110 rough draft to journey through UNCG

WARNING:  turn volume to half or less than half or you will become deaf

iARc 110 First time with Architectural writing and after practicing a lot

iARc 110 apples and paper apples

iARc 110 practicing box drawing and different styles of shading

iARc 110 looking outside, and at pumpkins

iARc 110 Gatewood Building first try, final, and close up

iArc 101 defining space

iArc 101 first then final product

iARc 110 Name tag ideas

IARc 110 3.1-3.6

first try

second try

third try with horizon line

fourth try with horizon line

IARc 101 multiple 2 defined space attempts

first attempt--->

second attempt--->

 third attempt--------------------------->

fourth attempt--->

IARc 110

(page 4) To me, this quote goes along with the saying "seeing is believing." When you see something, your brain can confirm it exists.

(page 7) Looking at an object, you may be able to see it multiple ways, but your mind can be manipulated to see what someone else sees it as.

(page 10) This to me, is saying that we can try and capture the world and its beauty, but we can never portray it as beautiful as it truly is.

(page 15) You can look at an outline of an object drawn and recognize what it is, even without the details of the object drawn. Example: I used the words of this quote to make an outline of a diamond but you can tell it was a diamond before reading this.