Composition 2 : how to include text in drawings - Architecture Daily Sketches

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As a follow up to the first video on composition, Umar will tackle an often overlooked aspect of composition; the placement of accompanying text within drawings. Often a beautiful drawing is marred by poor placement of text. With these simple guides we hope that it will help you to realise a more polished visual impact, even within rough, everyday sketches
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@Themodmin 6 лет назад

Thank you guys for watching, feel free to leave recommendations for tomorrow's video 😁

@annechua1056 6 лет назад

Themodmin hi I’m taking foundation next year. What laptop should I buy? Please reply 😭 thank you

@maswiyat_i 3 года назад

Do you guys not post anymore? Your videos are really informative.

@Themodmin 3 года назад

@@maswiyat_i thanks for asking, Umar and i have gotten busy but we will for sure make a come back in the future with more advice methods and more experience ☺️

@maswiyat_i 3 года назад

That's good to know!

@lucasvencato4082 6 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video. My project teacher didnt teached me stuff like this. It will be really helpfull

@wakumado4583 6 лет назад

レイアウトの参考になります！ Thank you for the nice video! :)

@anoopchetan2 6 лет назад

Wow! Datz amazing! Thank you so much!!

@penvala 6 лет назад

Thank you sir ..now i realised the mistakes that i always did during compositions of my sheets.😁

@nabla4770 5 лет назад

it helps! thank you for the video!

@bensonsanga3665 6 лет назад

Game changer!

@raihananurulmaisarah809 5 лет назад

Thank you for make this video 😍

@wanderer7600 6 лет назад

Thank you sir... informative indeed

@TeeSkweyr 5 лет назад

It helps me a lot thanks man! Godbless you

@erick-gmz 6 лет назад

Fantastic! Another thing could be parts of a presentation board that folds or other interactive elements

@raihananurulmaisarah809 5 лет назад

Thank you for make this video 😍 make it more pls

@sandakramo3ash 5 лет назад

Terima kasiah Umar

@herbertmbowe7722 5 лет назад

HELPFUL

@echxudn 5 лет назад

ありがとう umar

@simranjanna7160 6 лет назад

Thank you for the informative video 😋.... Can u please post pen rendering showing depth in the drawing and also different types of pen rendering... Please! Please..... Please

@ShihabdeentheCyclist 4 года назад

Really this is a useful lesson but I want to know about what and what details should be in a general notes in a drawing whether in a sketch or architecture drawings

@lim6718 4 года назад

Why there isn't auto-subtitle for this video as in the previous one of composition? Loving this series. It would be even nicer if the auto-subtitle can be turned on.

@patidarapurva4945 5 лет назад

Can you make video in hindi......? For architectural sketches scale.....

@seannsj 6 лет назад

Great video. I have a proposal for you. How can I reach u?

@Themodmin 6 лет назад

email us on themodmin@gmail.com

@hannahmccallum3016 6 лет назад

Thank you abang! Btw, "details" is pronounced "dee-tails or di-tails (from a Malaysian perspective)." ;)

@Desuetus 3 года назад

I think the transition between text and drawing lacks smoothness. There is a disconnection between the two, your gaze struggles to get from text to drawing and back. I would have put the column at the right side, because reading this text now, my eyes get lost at the end of each row, as if falling off a cliff into the white space after. With the column at the right, the eyes stop at the end of the rows, because it's the end of the page, like in a book, and quickly return to the next sentence = legibility. Also the ends of the rows are not equal, one shorter, one longer, which again makes it uncomfortable to read. I would choose to break the text into 4 short columns and place them at the top aligned horizontally. Then the eyes would travel easily from top text to bottom image all along the page, instead of making giant leaps from left to right in landscape mode. Not the greatest example of working typography imo. You positioned the text as if it were an image, ignoring the legibility completely.