Chase Lee

I know Stephen, but you do in the real world ALOT. It is on the LARE and it is easier to keep it fresh than to have to go back and relearn it without a professor’s patience.

I paid attention to that but we rarely use it later on in other class projects…

Pay attention to your Construction grading classes with Prof. Ritter. Much easier to learn in classroom.

Cassi,
I always new you had a sweet spot for Dr. Leider.

All of you undergrads keep current examples of your work included in your folio so that we can see you grow and your styles develope. It will help get you early exposure to firms and alumni contacts.

I about it from a message you sent to Dr. Leider who then sent it to us students.

Welcome Stephen. Where did you about the site?

Hello there, OSU LArchitects.

Susan told me you started this group! Sounds like a great idea! I am interested to see what ideas come out of it.

Excellent idea, Jennifer!

Hello.. Thanks for the group creators. It is a really good one.

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thanks a lot brian…i really appreciate it…

can someone comment my work?hehehe

ya shows that there is no one right way to do it! its alros really fun looking at other peoples stuff and trying to figure out what they did so i can apply it to my own

it is so interesting all the different styles we all have and yet they can all look so darn good….:-)

very nice work guys…..here are a couple sketches for you to look at….

this is my artwork for my final project..20 min prismacolor marker

this is hand rendered perspective with prismacolor. 20min

ok…now it’s my turn..

Shimi; Thanks for the advice. I’ll give you a mini-review of the Vectorworks and its capabilities once I get started with it. I’m also interested to find out about an add-on program called Doodle. It looks promising. I’ll let you know. Thanks again.