Tejas Patel
Tejas Patel
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The bench

Sketches

Nature studies, anatomy, tessellations, quick product sketches in pen and marker.

my part
Designer
when
2020
context
Nirma University and personal
on the bench
2 entries in the dated log
updated
Product sketches in pen and alcohol marker, showing a hand vacuum, a drill, a spray bottle and a toaster-like appliance.
A pen sketch on a white card on a wooden table: the letters of my name drawn as a face, an e and an a for the eyes and a curl of hair on top, with Tejas written above and an arrow pointing to it.
My mark, in pen,

A sheet of small furniture sketches from a semester-end presentation, marker renderings of products, and a set of framed studies. The marker sheets are signed in January 2020. The framed studies aren’t dated, and I’d rather not guess.

A sheet of line-drawn thumbnail sketches of seating and furniture ideas, with short notes beside each and one yellow highlight.
A sheet of small furniture sketches with notes, from a semester-end presentation.
Product sketches in marker on loose sheets: a green hand vacuum, a cordless drill, a spray bottle and a toaster-like appliance, signed and dated January 2020.
Marker renderings of a hand vacuum, a drill, a spray bottle and a toaster-like appliance, signed 24 January 2020.
A marker rendering of a rolling case with two front pockets, signed 21/1/2020.
A rolling case with three front pockets, in marker, signed 21 January 2020.
Form studies on pink paper: bird silhouettes and spoon-like volumes.
Form simplification studies: bird silhouettes and spoon-like shapes.

Framed studies

A framed pencil study of a plant.
Nature drawing: a pencil study of a plant.
A framed pencil study of squares inscribed in circles and rotated into a mandala, with blocks of notes at the right.
Fractal geometry: squares inscribed in a circle, made with the golden ratio and a pair of compasses.
A framed tessellation study in ink, figures interlocking without gaps.
A tessellation: black shapes that interlock without gaps.
A framed pencil study of two everyday objects.
Two everyday objects in pencil.
Framed figure studies in blue pencil.
Figure studies in blue pencil: the proportions and anatomy of the human body.

On the bench

2 entries in the dated log

  1. My mark, in penPen on card
  2. Marker sketches, signed and datedPen and alcohol marker
The whole log, newest first
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