Over the years there have been some great examples of drawing in architecture with sharpie pens. Many of those were more of a free hand approach. Seeing these amazing doors makes me appreciate the straight line, literal approach that transforms these doors into a building facade. Oh, and I love those lion pulls! (Interiors of a Mikel Larrinaga from Nuevo Estilo here.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Draw It In
Over the years there have been some great examples of drawing in architecture with sharpie pens. Many of those were more of a free hand approach. Seeing these amazing doors makes me appreciate the straight line, literal approach that transforms these doors into a building facade. Oh, and I love those lion pulls! (Interiors of a Mikel Larrinaga from Nuevo Estilo here.
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13 comments:
WOW! I would NEVER have believed this was hand drawn!
reminds me of fornasetti! Poor man's fornasetti LOL I love it!
This is some drawing. Very talented architect I assume.
Love the pulls too!
Thank you for sharing, Michele.
Teresa
xoxo
That is quite stunning. I can understand why you are drawn to this piece, pardon the pun. It is magnificent.
That sure would not be as easy as it may seem. Anyone who can draw and measure like that I admire!
This is fabulous! What a smart and probably inexpensive concept! Clean and crisp, neat and tidy... love it!
Jan
jaw (draw) dropping!
These are so fantastic! I'd love to try my hand at this
Amazing, I'd love an entire hallway done in a mural like this.
absolutely brilliant!
debra
Great way to hide a closet. So creative.
all are awesome drawing!very talented!!
Nice sharing that you have done here. I really appreciate you for the same.
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