So, over the last few evenings I've spent a fair bit of time drawing terrace houses...
It's hard to see here but there's a lot of detail in them, possibly too much to be used at small sizes, so I'm a little unsure what I can do with this one... but it was fun to make, anyway.
28 comments:
these are lovely, and *gasp* your hand-drawn sketch is so NEAT! :D
They are really cute, and neat, did you just draw it like that without retouch?
Hehe, nah, I drew with pencil first and then traced over. Nowhere near as impressive ;)
oooh, I really like it, so beautiful! the houses made me think of Kaffe Fassetts house patterns.
as fabric it would make GREAT bags :-)
LOVE!!! Fabric please:) I have a weakness for fabric/architecture combinations. So wonderful. I am seeing placemats and curtains and throw pillows, oh my!
wow!! those so remind me of the sketches I used to do for architectural drafting class; only mine were never so pretty and inspiring. ;) I agree with the ideas that this would make a *great* fabric!!
eat lara! is that my sketchbook in use???how cool! it's funny that your doing victorian style buildings because i'm working on a collaboration incorporating 18th century victorian houses...sooo cool, great minds think alike i guess!
oops, i ment: "NEAT lara!" not eat lara!!lol
Gorgeous drawings. I'm in awe!
This would look amazing as a wallpaper. How fun !
Steven
TheWallpaperMaker.com
gorgeous! PLEASE print it as fabric :)
You should make it into a book, like they have done here:
http://www.amazon.com/Paris-Sketchbook-Graham-Byfield/dp/0312284160/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1/102-0219829-2531327?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1178569559&sr=8-1
There is a great and cheap online company that will print books for you, but the name escapes me now.
Thats what I like about Aussie houses. The last time I went there (to Sydney though) I saw all the brick terraced houses with the ironwork balconies and thought they were so cute! We dont have anything like that here though (cute wooden bungalows will have to do :) ) You have really captured their charm.
The terraces are amazing - i really wish I could draw!!
You are reading my mind, love the terraces. Fabric would be amazing.
I love terrace houses too. Here in Canberra we don't have any of course, but when I lived in Sydney a few years ago, top of my list was to live in an old terrace. Love them! :) Make it into fabric!
Those are fabulous! Of course, you should design a fabric with them! You should place them in different 90 degree orientations. I promise you they will be a hit. Love your blog!
OK, let me try this again with my name this time!
Those are fabulous! Of course, you should design a fabric with them! You should place them in different 90 degree orientations. I promise you they will be a hit. Love your blog!
Terrace houses are so cheap in Ballarat it's not funny. It's the modern ugly ones that are expensive. :)
Fabric!
wonderful! i really think it would work on fabric :)
I love your drawings, I can see you spent quite a lot of time doing the details on the terraces, they are wonderful! Yes, I agree with everyone else, it should be printed onto fabrics.
Hey, do you know you've been featured on http://drawn.ca ?!!!
You deserve it, all of your stuff is amazing.
Reminds me of a facade study of urban towns I just did for my class. very nice :)
yep, would make wonderful fabric.
These are great.They remind me of my long walks thru East Melbourne...
Do you study architecture? Or do you do art? I think whats the point of replicating what you see? as a study that these drawings are damn fine. but as a final product i think they lack thought and imagination. there isn't an energy in your sketches. no personal input. do something different. i'm sure you'll do fine.
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