A new website, Analogue Vision presents the distinctive architectural illustrations of Owen
Pomery, a freelance illustrator based in London.
The site showcases
Pomery’s architectural sketches and includes a new image of Studio
425’s proposal for Greenpeace’s Airplot in the village of Sipson.
Pomery’s delicate,
hand finished images are a stark contrast to the polished, fait
accompli style of photo-realistic CGIs. The image for Studio 425’s
Airplot proposal was based on a 3d model prepared in Sketchup, which
formed the basis for Pomery’s work.
Working this way allowed the
designers to agree a perspective viewpoint with the illustrator and
ensure a high level of accuracy. The finished piece, however, is
distinctly freehand and captures the organic, naturalised approach to
architecture that typifies Studio 425’s proposal for the Airplot
design contest.
For more of Owen
Pomery’s work, see Analogue Vision and The Victory Motel.
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