+ Process

+ Stage 1

+ Stage 2

+ Stage 3

+ Stage 4

+ Necessary Information



 


+ Timeframe

Please call for information about availability and pricing. Prices vary according to technicality of subject and size of image.

A typical perspective watercolor at 18"x24" will take seven days to complete. My turn around time will reflect the date at which
I am able to begin work upon the specific image. Multiple image presentations usually have a longer time frame.

+ Process

There are four stages in each illustration I create. At each stage you are invited to make comments or suggestions and to approve the image before I start work on the next stage. I have presented a visual guide through my process, located below.

+ Stage 1
Creation of the computer model



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+ Stage 2
Thumbnail Sketch
This step includes a shade and shadow study with the entourage roughed in.




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+ Stage 3
Final Transfer Drawing
This drawing will be used to transfer the image to drawing paper.
All the previous changes are reflected in this image. This is the last step before the image is transferred to watercolor paper, so any major changes to the building or surroundings should be addressed at this time.



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+ Stage 4
Final Drawing and Application of Color.
If a color study is necessary then one will submitted prior to painting. Any minor changes will be addressed.
Final painting completed and delivered.




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Necessary Information

I will need either electronic (AutoCad or dfx) files of all relevant sections, elevations, or plans, including the site plan and character sketches or details that will be addressed in my final perspective drawing.

Any photographs of the site or the surrounding area will help to provide me with an idea of the landscape involved and determine how to correctly compose the image. A scan or digital image of the color board or any color samples will aid in my ability to represent your design accurately.

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