TECHNICAL RENDERINGS “A Bolt”

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What is a Technical Rendering?

A technical rendering — also referred to as  technical drawing — is a standard output from professionals that design and / or depict objects and environments. The basic styles for illustrations are shown above: (1) Raster, (2) Line, (3) Line and Gray Shading, (4) only Gray Shading or, (5)  Line and Hatching. Any one of these various styles are appropriate for technical specifications and / or  patent illustrations for real-world and digital projects.

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CHAIR: Hans Wegner design, 1951 “Papa Bear Chair”

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Art Inspiration: The Tapestry

My friend Augustus suggested I create another version of Turkish Kilm (seen in the previous post) to re-emphasize that the original image is an Illustrator file (a vector graphic), versus photographs being morphed in Photoshop (a pixel image).

Having changed the colors and  background pattern of what was originally the rug, the object along the wall now looks like an intricate screen printed tapestry (Do a comparison and see which patterns I changed on the panel — at first glance it looks like a subtle change but a good portion of it has been changed).

Facts and Info: The Chair

To move the visual journal along, I drew into this environment the chair — Hans Wegner’s 1951 “Papa Bear Chair.” This beautifully designed chair is suppose to be a very comfortable sit, while also being a high price item for collectors; they can cost between $2-5,000. Although a piece like this is not within my price range, I am a big fan of furniture designed during the 1920’s-1950’s.

For more information about the chair: Christie’s

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