For my fourth assignment, I revisited the model I made that captured the atmosphere of my chosen interior, made from string and feathers. The brief was to create a visual interior of my model. I played around with different scenarios before I was completely satisfied.
Fig.1 Laying my model down on it’s side. 
Fig.2 Laying my model down on it’s side with a lego figure standing in front to show the scale. 
Fig.3 Laying my model on top of two cans of drink representing pillars. 
Fig.4 Standing my model up on the string with a lego figure in front. 
Fig.5 Standing my model up on the string and opened up to create a shelter for my lego figure. 
Fig.6 A sketch of my model standing on the string, with light shining down that is creating the shading. 
Fig.7 The bottom half of my model with a figure to show the scale. 
Fig.8 A full version of my model, sketched, with a figure stood inside the string base. 
Fig.9 A side elevation of my model. 
Fig.10 A sketch of the side elevation of my model, casting a shadow. 
Fig. 11 A rough sketch of my model 
Fig.12 A sketch of my model using different pencil leads to create depth.
As suggested, I set up my model on an elevated surface so that it was at eye level to help give me more of an idea of how it may look as large structure. Here I have chosen to use pencil to sketch my model. If the model was a large structure the bottom part would be made from willow, which would show the rustic texture that resembles the atmosphere captured in the drawing room of Cedar Falls. The light from above is casting a shadow which I have also tried to capture here by adding pencil shading.
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