Hi Angie! I love the sketch of your son on the couch, because you omitted some lines and create this interplay between what is there, and what is assumed. It's interesting to put this in architectural terms. We want people to understand our ciruclation, so we have to provide them enough drawing lines (walls, vestibules, etc), without "follow me" footprints all over your nice travertine flooring.
Angie! DRAW the sound as it travels through your house... in section! Where is it strongest? Where is it a whisper? Where does it puddle and get confused? Is there an echo? How can you draw or reveal these qualities of sound in architecture?
Hi Angie! I love the sketch of your son on the couch, because you omitted some lines and create this interplay between what is there, and what is assumed. It's interesting to put this in architectural terms. We want people to understand our ciruclation, so we have to provide them enough drawing lines (walls, vestibules, etc), without "follow me" footprints all over your nice travertine flooring.
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