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February 22, 2005

Until My Arm Falls Off

I've been drawing a lot today, which is probably why I have this terrible cramp in both my shoulders. Yes, I switched off hands, but there are some things my right hand does better than my left, and shading is one of them.

But I have photos.

...

All the second-year design studios are participating in a study problem this week. We have to find a space and redesign it. I chose the crappy, ugly grocery store around the corner from my house. I put in a cafe, a florist, and a decent grocery store than is not a glorified liquor store. And I made the laundromat nicer. See:

Before:

After:

So you think that was a lot of drawing, but what you don't see is that I did lots of versions of this thing:

I also sketched out the working drawings I need to get to our contractor and engineer this week:

So my shoulders are sore. And yet, I must stay up late and finish my engineering homework, which requires copious drawings and long, written-out calculations. Poor me.

Posted by ayse on 02/22/05 at 10:51 PM