I Rode the Bull!

For Tracey's boyfriend, Corey we went out for his birthday. We went to the Arizona Pete's and we rode the mechanical bull. In the above video I showed that bull who's boss (for a few seconds).

Biology Fun Draws: Last Weeks

I had to change my seat a few times to get better perspectives on people, but it was still fun drawing the backs of people's heads and profiles.

The main thing I learned one day is that the mouth area (bottom of nose to chin) is made up of a bunch of convex and concave curves layered on top of and perpendicular to each-other

Performing Community Process Revit Build

Revit Tutorial Renderings

Biology Fun Draws Weeks 1 and 2

My Biology class sure is fun when I have lots of characters to draw. It's also fun to draw people while they're moving. i have to either draw by memory or wait for them to get back into the same position. There's also about six Iarc students in here among the 60 others. I even got to draw Julie Russi.

Cool DJs

Broski Djs always have crazy photo shoots right? I was surfing the web and came across these cool guys so I had to draw them. I also wanted to experiment with the reflections on the glasses.

Computing In Architectural Design

The Vitruvian Ideal of Renaissance architecture was based on relating architectural constructs to the human scale. Renaissance architects devised various measuring instruments to achieve those properties. This constant desire to create standards for streamlining the design and build process has led to a demand for computer aided design. The first rudimentary programs of the 1960s and 1970s were often lacking and unnecessary as large computers and other expensive apparatus were required for their operation. The Apple II and IBM Personal computers allowed architects to draft designs while using programs to detect potential problems and code violations.

Current architects have learned that a computer requires an operator and that the computer is simply a tool for designing. The advances of the World Wide Web have allowed architects and designers to collaborate on projects without face-to-face interaction. Computer aided design will continue to advance 'till the day it is no longer needed and life as we know it exists in cyberspace.