Latest version of House Plan #326, with the perspective portrait on top and all the plans I have for it thus far. All pencil drawings done by hand as usual, scanned, cleaned up and arranged with software, then typeset. All design and illustration by me. I'm printing this one for studio wall. Enjoy!
When first started looking I was wondering if you do floor plans too, and here it is. Looks like you like doing it old school, but I don't think you have all the right drafting equipment. But it looks fairly good nonetheless.
No DIMS on the floor plan though. But that's okay, hardly any drafter puts DIMS on plans anymore, thank goodness for the scale But I think this is just something you did for fun.
Anyway it looks nice and charming. The way it is set up, the house is much larger than it looks when you first walk up to it, I kinda like that. makes a good wow effect when you walk into the home.
Yes, cottage effect up front, but luxury home plan. I do real plans, so they go from here to bigger scale with dimensions, usually drafted, then to cad guy to make a construction plan. I provide him with all dimensions. Sometimes I put room sizes when plans are at this stage. Since you are interested in floor plans or do them, I drew this in tiny scale 1/16" = one foot. Nobody else does stuff like that. Easiest way to get it right quickly. Believe me, I have 2 drafting boards.
Well I have designed homes that are kinda like a cottage, but not really. and some more modern like homes. I have designed one that is round & domed. Therotcaly it is tornado proof. But can't say it would withstand a truck being thrown at it LOL
1/16" = 1'-0" ? that is a small scale. Just about all the drawings That I work off of, the smallest scale is 1/8" = 1'-0" And they are large apartment buildings. But these are C sheets I am working on. LOL
I found out that controlling proportions, getting the big picture quickly,and even doing floor plans is best in very small scale. I just do detail drawings of exterior components. Everything gets blown up to bigger scale later...large drawings are difficult to handle and store. I went to a system of putting everything in binders, so, it must FIT IN THE BINDER!!
Looks like you like doing it old school, but I don't think you have all the right drafting equipment. But it looks fairly good nonetheless.
No DIMS on the floor plan though. But that's okay, hardly any drafter puts DIMS on plans anymore, thank goodness for the scale
Anyway it looks nice and charming. The way it is set up, the house is much larger than it looks when you first walk up to it, I kinda like that. makes a good wow effect when you walk into the home.
1/16" = 1'-0" ? that is a small scale. Just about all the drawings That I work off of, the smallest scale is 1/8" = 1'-0" And they are large apartment buildings. But these are C sheets I am working on. LOL