How Do You Draw An Architectural Stone Wall Section?
Architectural renderings are a critical part of making bids and communicating your vision to your client. The drawing you submit must not only be technically accurate, but should also be rendered in a pleasing, fairly realistic manner so your client can share your vision and commit to the project. With the right tools, drawing a stone wall section is not difficult. Gather the tools you need for an architectural rendering, including high-quality art paper. The book “Color Drawing” by Michael E. Doyle recommends Canson paper, saying it has a good texture for architectural drawings. Use a pencil to sketch the outline of your stone wall section. Draw lightly so you can erase any lines you want to change. Choose markers that are the colors of the stone. Consider that you will have two or three colors when you factor in shadows and sunlight hitting the stone. Lay down your base colors using these markers, keeping in mind the direction from which the sunlight will hit the wall. Use gray marke
