Drawing Plan Graphics on the Computer
by C. Carlyle Rood
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About the Book
Computer graphics should look better. Most computer drawings simply do not possess the same clarity or artistry of hand-drawn graphics.
We can draw better on the computer. In this book, we learn how. First, we will address and dismiss some common myths and misconceptions about drawing on the computer. Then we will look at some examples of what computer plan graphics can, and should, look like. Next we will learn the principles, strategies, and techniques for drawing well on the computer--skills that you can apply to any computer graphics software on the market. And finally, we will look at some practical, explicit, step-by-step drawing examples using the most familiar and popular graphics software today, Adobe Photoshop.
We can draw better on the computer. In this book, we learn how. First, we will address and dismiss some common myths and misconceptions about drawing on the computer. Then we will look at some examples of what computer plan graphics can, and should, look like. Next we will learn the principles, strategies, and techniques for drawing well on the computer--skills that you can apply to any computer graphics software on the market. And finally, we will look at some practical, explicit, step-by-step drawing examples using the most familiar and popular graphics software today, Adobe Photoshop.
Features & Details
- Primary Category: Architecture
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Project Option: Standard Portrait, 7.75×9.75 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 276 - Publish Date: Feb 19, 2011
- Keywords Plan Graphics, Landscape Architecture
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About the Creator
C. Carlyle Rood
Marietta, Georgia, USA
C. Carlyle Rood, RLA, LEED AP, is a software developer and licensed landscape architect living in Marietta, Georgia. He is twice a graduate of the University of Georgia, earning degrees in Business Administration (1992) and Landscape Architecture (2004). As a software developer, Mr. Rood primarily designs and develops applications for digital signage and for the Internet. Most notably, he helped design and construct the joint website for CNN and Sports Illustrated. His experience and expertise in computer graphics give him a unique perspective into its applications to landscape architecture.