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My project in Architectural Illustration: Capture a City’s Personality course

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Final image
Final image

I've really enjoyed your course, Carlo! I'm a fellow architect + illustrator, but I've always kept the two jobs very separate. This course has been a real eye-opener on how to have fun fusing the two careers.

My final image is of a 17th Century pub in Bristol called the Llandoger Trow. Rumoured to be haunted(?) and to have been frequented by pirates (including Blackbeard himself!), there were plenty of opportunities to express a little history in the image. For example, the tree casts a shadow across the courtyard of a pirate ship mast.

View of the pub from my sketching position
View of the pub from my sketching position
Lots of detail to capture
Lots of detail to capture
Initial sketch
Initial sketch
I created a far too neat drawing of the pub so once it was scanned in I played with the perspective and used this as a base
I created a far too neat drawing of the pub so once it was scanned in I played with the perspective and used this as a base
I tried to get a little more character in the line quality and textures of the final image
I tried to get a little more character in the line quality and textures of the final image

Digging into the history of the pub I found old photos that showed two more gables to the left, that were destroyed during the war. Using the photos as a guide I've incorporated them into the drawing but in a more ethereal way.

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Ghostly gables
Ghostly gables

The final significant feature of the drawing is the seagulls. Their screeching dominated my time sketching the building so they simply had to have a starring role in the image.

Once again, you've created a super course Carlo! Any advice for improvement to my image would be massively appreciated.

Thanks,
Jo

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