Old School Illustration of Architectural Subjects for Inspiration

[majid]

and a few more.

[majid]

Voila, some old images I had collected, wanted to share them with you in case they may inspire or instruct.

Gilbert Gorski, the legend.

Really awesome... I am afraid I could not find his website... or gallery of architectural illustrations... is there any? I need your help, please.

[Fletch]

Gilbert Gorski, the legend.

Really awesome... I am afraid I could not find his website... or gallery of architectural illustrations... is there any? I need your help, please.

http://gilgorski.com/watercolor.html

Gorski is so good with watercolor that it is not fair.

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Of course, Steve Hanks is a watercolor hero of mine. If you have not seen his work, you must. No one can do water, cloth, and light like Steve Hanks. But he doesn't do architecture... not really. He is mostly about people and places.

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[majid]

Yeah, so good... but why not fair .
Steve Jobs are awesome and I tried a similar try a few years ago, you can see my job ( girl with red flowers) here: https://iwscanada.ca/exhibitions/page/e ... ousel-1675
Ps. Had a look at Steve Hanks semi-finished works that reveal his technique and I hope could have some spare time to try what I guess is the trick...
Sorry for being off-topic...

[Fletch]

very nice!

[majid]

very nice!

Thanks for nice compliments, and sorry for being off-topic.
I used to do all my university projects by hand and mainly watercolors and was influenced by Thomas W.Schaller. Unfortunately, none of them are available.

[majid]

If anybody is still interested in traditional rendering?
At least where I live rarely you can find somebody who accepts hand rendering....

[Sergio]

Absolutely beautiful images. Great source of inspiration. Thank you.