Materials

The video I have chosen is : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5f2W-PSt_k&feature=related

It represents the fact that every building has an underlying skeleton, just like a human.

skeleton stairs - sketch

Stairs - skeleton

Sketchup Practise

Top - skeleton

bottom - community

Sketchings

1:machinery/exercise

2: explosive/skeleton

1: deconstruction/skeleton

2: machinery/skeleton

1:exploive/skeleton

2:machinery/exercise

1: deconstruction/cultural

2: skeleton/explosive

1: skeleton/machinery

2: explosive/cultural

1: skeleton/explosive

2: skeleton/dconstruction

1: exercise/deconstruction

2:exercise/machinery

1: cultural/machinery

2: exercise/explosive

1: cultural/explosive

2:cultural/deconstruction

Week 1 Blog

Artist 1:

Richard Goodwin

Machinery, Deconstruction, Cultural

Artist 2 :

Ricky Swallow

Skeleton, Exercise, Vintage

A:

I believe this is one of my best creative pieces of work before coming to university. It is a photograph I took from Cronulla Point early one morning in 2008. I like it as there is clearly a powerful swell hitting the coast and the brave few surfers are seen to be paddling out to get some early waves.

B:

This is a photo of the Vale hotel, in Niseko, Japan. When I was in Japan on a ski trip this year, this building stood out above all others as a magnificent looking building, fitting into the atmosphere and adding to the drama of the ski resort perfectly. It was designed by Nikken Sekkei, a famous architect. I believe is is one of the most beautiful buildings I have seen.

C:

This is a photo i have taken from our boat in 2009. It shows the formation of the wake as it comes from the sides of the boat, joins and spreads out again. I find the movement, formation and shape of the water beautiful.