This post is not to convince you of trying different architectural representation styles *wink wink*. There are so many good architects and artists at the same time out there who use their talent to portrait their ideas. We use our research so you guys can see the different options you have to make your architectural projects better with time. If you haven’t seen our post about the other representation styles, you can read it here.
Hand Drawn
Oil on canvas
Mixed Technique
Who said that if we use a render as an architecture representational style we can’t use any other style to go along with it? Well, if you could only try different things out you will see what amazing things can come out of it. We have a cool and quick tutorial where we mix two techniques, sketch and render, watch it here. As you can see in the image above, the sketch is to show that this is your work, you know it from top to bottom.
Watercolor
The watercolor technique is more than just pretty colors, it’s also a fast way of expressing yourself and your ideas with watercolor. There is nothing prettier than a watercolor painting, with the paper texture. So why not use this technique as a representation style? Steven Holl, an American architect sure knows how to use it. Check it out here.
So? Did we convince you to start practicing another representation style? Which one are you going to start with?