Sketch Like an Architect: Step-by-Step From Lines to Perspective

A nice-to-have book for young architects and students

Reconnect with a love of drawing and visualizing by hand.Loving this book by Architect David Drazil.Having worked with CAD for the last 30 years, hand drawing has become something of an occasional necessity and a secondary skill when basically it should be the fundamental core of everything I do as a Design Professional. This book is a gem and has fired up my enthusiasm for drawing more than I ever thought possible. The book is packed with sImple tutorials, perspective guides and many examples of excellent line drawing work which convey to the reader a true sense that with practice, great accomplishments are possible. A very worthwhile addition to the library of any Student or professional who has to communicate through the visual arts.Great stuff David. Many thanks.

This is terrible value for money. It's no more than a simple exercise book. There is no "step-by-step" element at all. Very disappointing.

I got this for my 13yo - who wants to be an Architect. I am a designer and this book is a great start / foundation. It has great exercises and explains perspective really well. My kid loves it.

This chap has taught me how to draw.Good examples and steady progress with skills.The bonus pages on his site are just that... a bonusTry a selection of instruments. The "sharp" pen may not be for you

Very good for beginners, I found it very useful.