Skill Development: 2 Point Perspective Concept Sketching

During week five, I attended an additional skills development session for interior design and architecture. I learned how to draw spatial representations using two points. I was asked to draw based on this image, and my tutor provided detailed step-by-step guidance.

First, I draw a horizontal line and identify two points. Then I draw another straight line in the middle sheet to define the corner of the room and other lines that extended from two points to create a corner of the room. I continue doing the same with the bed, window, and bedside table. After that, I draw other furniture and decorations such as pillows, chairs, blankets, and lamps to conplete bedroom space. Then I use some watercolors and ink lines to add color to the room, making it look more realistic.

This is a scan before I applied water color. 

And this is my final. To compare with the color from original photo, I chose a color palette with brown, dark pink, dark red and black to highlight the shadow. Besides that, I redrew all the lines with ink pens to clear the shadow in curtains, blanket and wall corners. 

I found this exercise very useful for my major because I needed to sketch many spaces to determine the concept or how to arrange the furniture appropriately in a room. It also helped me present my ideas more easily to my tutor in my own project or to clients when I start working later.