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The colors play off the inspirational image, and I added gray to the wall and some fabrics to sort of cool things off and tone the bright yellow down. When I created the concept board, I was trying to keep to a yellow and gray palette, but ultimately I am glad I brought in a couple of accent colors. I wanted to keep things sort of fun since the couple is young, and the condo has wrap-around windows with lots of light.
floorplan and elevation
And there you have it! I still need to work on improving the way I design my boards. There were some really great ones in the class. It's sort of sad that this is the last assignment...so I will have to keep practicing on my own.
I actually did not receive too much feedback from the teacher or classmates, so please feel free to comment! I am very open to suggestions as I want to keep learning and improving. Also, if you have questions about any of the items on the board, please let me know.
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Hey Flavia!
Your final project looks really good! I love the painting you chose! Don't you hate that though, when you don't get enough feedback?
One thing I learned in school was to mount each tear sheet onto foam core and then cut out using a straight edge and razor. It helps to elevate each item as important and gives a clean look.
If you want to see some examples, I posted some of my school boards on my blog way back in the beginning. Feel free to take a look. Hopefully I've come a long way, cuz it's all about learning and practice!
i think your renderings look great! i love the direction you took for the couple--it looks very fresh and airy. i love the area rug you chose, and i think it's very representative of how a young metropolitan couple would live! great job!
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