School is over! Yattaa! It was wierd to spent all June and July at school since normally that is the time for out summer vacation, but in Japan it's the busy time to finish all projects and reports. But now everything is done!
Here I'm showing some slides of my major project of this semester. Every week we had a meeting with our professor and showed what we have done during the week and decided what we will present next week. One semester later it was a full package of drawings, plans, concept and material boards and 3D illustrations.
But here are some slides from my presentation we gave after the project was done.
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Aug 13, 2013
Jan 26, 2013
Restaurant Haikara - school work
Last Thuesday I had my presentation of a design project I've been doing since coming to Japan. It is a Japanese restaurant in Finland. It is a mixture of these two cultures and countries. Every week I had a meeting with my professor to discuss and build my concepts and generally get more information about our countries ways of living and the sense of aesthetics and so on.
I would like to thank you all who came to follow my presentation and made good questions and points about the project.
Here are few pictures to show how it turned out to be.











I would like to thank you all who came to follow my presentation and made good questions and points about the project.
Here are few pictures to show how it turned out to be.











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Oct 14, 2011
Figure drawing class
Today we finished our figure drawing class where we made a huge pile of croquis and life studies. I really enjoyed the class and it was so instructive and I think I learned a lot!
The lessons followed a routine where we first made some croquis (20 minutes and every two minutes our model changed the position, then break and again 20 minutes...) and after this we started the life studies where the model had the same position for longer time in 20 minutes sections.
I must warn you, there is a lot of pictures in this post but I wanted to share some of them with you. The first pictures are scanned croquis and after that there are some phone pictures of the life studies. The croquis are all almost the same size but I have picked up some of them so they look bigger.
(Click the pictures to enlarge)
First we did some basic "what you see" croquis with graphite pen
Then we painted only the shadows and tried to create the figures only by that
After the shadows we painted only the light
Croquis done with ink and bamboo stick
Some 20 minutes detailed pictures
Then we first painted the main shadows and rhythm gray and then drew the figure with bamboo stick
And finally we combined the model with props and background
Then to the life studies. Today we had our feedback and we all exhibit our works and the teacher gave comments and made notes.
Overall we did only 8 big studies (I did only 7 because I was sick and stayed home once) but it's so nice to see how they did get better by the end. Most of the drawing have been made with charcoal.
a study of a leg (the second photo was taken when we were making these detail drawings)
Detail of a face where only straight lines were allowed
Another detail
I'm so happy that in the Institute of arts we can continue making these figure drawings because it's something I really would like to learn and study more!
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