As an architecture major, sketching is an essential part of the way that I experience life. This may mean sketching something literal that I see or being more creative in sketching the way that a space feels or something that reflects my mood at the moment.

Ever since I was a child, I've always loved to draw. Through my years, I've developed, gaining a different sort of eye for the the way that I see things and learning to convey them by putting them on paper, but until this semester, I've never really had any formal sort of instruction in terms of drawing. I am now taking a drawing class, honing my techniques to become better at conveying my thoughts and visions through drawing.

Through this blog, you are going to see a collection of sketches and drawings from all aspects of my life. Some will be from the class that I am taking. Others will be simply from my daily life or even from past sketches that have a significant meaning to me.

Hope you enjoy learning about the way that I view life through a series of sketches.

Monday, November 29, 2010



During my study abroad experience, I got the opportunity to visit the Colosseum in Rome. This was so incredible because it's something that, as architecture students, we see constantly in text books. But, a text book could never do this justice. The Colosseum is so much larger than I ever imagined. I just had to stand there and take it all in, which for me is often best done through sketching. So, I pulled out my sketchbook and put some lines on paper to try to capture everything that I was seeing. It's sketches like this that bring back so many memories about my trip.

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