Kitchen Perspective

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These pictures  help “sell” your designs to folks who can’t visualize off the Floor Plan

 

    • Right-Click and “Save As” PERSPECTIVE TEMPLATE and insert into your House Drawing File.
    • Check out the example video below to see how to do this – you will ALWAYS reference the “Vanishing Point”
    • Use the Room Perspective template to get you started
    • EACH SQUARE ON THE GRID IS 1′ x 1′
    • DON’T WORRY ABOUT DIMENSIONAL PERFECTION, JUST MAKE IT LOOK CONVINCING
    • Pick a really cool view of your kitchen
    • The template is created to fit a 30′ wide kitchen – only use the lines that YOU need for YOUR kitchen width.
      • Start by drawing out the location of counters on the FLOOR
        • Counters are 24″ deep, and 36″ tall (use the squares on the wall to find heights)
        • Use ELIPSES for circles like oven elements or ceiling lights or drawer pulls
      • Click the Light Bulb to “turn off” the grid to have a better look at your kitchen
    • Everything references the “vanishing point”
    • In paper space, make the view fit the page nicely.  Title Block Scale will be “NOT TO SCALE.”

 

 

 

 

L2 & L3 ONLY:

    • You must place a camera where you want the view to be.
    • You will PRINT a line-view drawing (Arch-D) because it saves ink
    • You will upload a realistically rendered view to the Hand-In folder for this course, labeled “KITCHEN-Your-Name.jpg”
    • Play around with lighting and other rendering settings to get the best view.

 

HOW TO PRINT to see about printing a PREVIEW on 8.5 x 11″ (classroom printer) to check for errors.  Get me to check!!

HOW TO PRINT to PLOT an ARCH D in (probably) SCALE: NOT TO SCALE 

Print out the MARK SHEET

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