affinity designer Modernist/Bauhaus Architecture

[NoLongerHere]

Just a few. Quite fun to do and quick as they aren't particularly complicated other than doing them head on when there might not be head on references, so some guess work. Did Van Doesburghuis slightly differently as it's so simple it looked a bit boring.

[NoLongerHere]

A quick one, someone I know said to do something by Frank Lloyd Wright if I had the time. So did this but I might try and do it better sometime.  Was finding it difficult to convert photos of it to head on. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1956-1959

[TrentL]

These look amazing...great job! The shadows are really well done. 

[NoLongerHere]

Bauhaus Cafe de Unie Rotterdam 1924

[Return]

That's more in line with "De Stijl" 
And I do like that style.

[NoLongerHere]

8 minutes ago, Return said:

That's more in line with "De Stijl" 

Possibly, I'm no expert but there was a pic of it in an article about bauhaus.

[Return]

The -isms from that period in time has so much overlap one can't be sure to which it belongs at least it is a modernist -ism.
 

[Alfred]

6 minutes ago, Return said:

The -isms from that period in time has so much overlap one can't be sure to which it belongs at least it is a modernist -ism.
 

It's a missing -ism for me at the moment! I can't view the image here.

Edited to add: I can see it now, but it’s a second copy of the image below a placeholder for the original one.

Edited May 29 by Alfred

[Return]

@VectorVonDoom perhaps you like this one too https://www.groningermuseum.nl/en/museum/wall-house-2

[NoLongerHere]

11 minutes ago, Return said:

@VectorVonDoom perhaps you like this one too https://www.groningermuseum.nl/en/museum/wall-house-2

That's different. Head on with curves like those don't seem to work well or at least mine don't.

[NoLongerHere]

26 minutes ago, Return said:

The -isms from that period in time has so much overlap one can't be sure to which it belongs at least it is a modernist -ism.
 

That is true, I have noticed that. It doesn't really matter what they're called either.

[NoLongerHere]

27 minutes ago, Alfred said:

It's a missing -ism for me at the moment! I can't view the image here.

Edited to add: I can see it now, but it’s a second copy of the image below a placeholder for the original one.

I made a change and something went a bit wrong uploading it, think it's OK now.

[William Overington]

There are videos about Bauhaus on YouTube.

Bauhaus - YouTube

William

 

[Alfred]

4 minutes ago, VectorVonDoom said:

I made a change and something went a bit wrong uploading it, think it's OK now.

Yes, it looks fine here. 👍

[Alfred]

1 minute ago, William Overington said:

There are videos about Bauhaus on YouTube.

I can’t imagine there being many subjects about which there are no videos on YouTube!

[William Overington]

Oh!

I saw your picture of the Guggenheim Museum recently.

I was watching a YouTube video and a piece about a Guggenheim Art Gallery came up.

Ah, I thought, I could link to that in the thread in the Share your work forum.

Yet when I looked in this thread just now, it is a different building in a different country!

Oh!

But, well, in case it is nevertheless of interest, here it is, part way through of a video, the first part is interesting too.

 

[Alfred]

53 minutes ago, William Overington said:

it is a different building in a different country!

Yes, the Guggenheim in New York is nearly forty years older than the Guggenheim Bilbao. (Each one designed by a man named Frank, but not the same man!)