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Another quick draw
Just testing out the watercolor tool on Sketch

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OK, first off, I know this is pretty bad. It's been years since I drew regularly and I wasn't that good back then. So, I got myself a new iPad and the pencil thingie. Tried it tonight with an app that's also new to me, Procreate (ahahaha). And I totally used a photo from the recent Elle photo shoot. So many problems, lol. No idea what I'm doing. But it was a fun way to mess around for a while when I was too sleepy to work on the zine! Maybe I'll get better eventually. (And yeah, her hair's parted on the wrong side.)
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Film shoot test, Vienna. Yesterday Petra filmed us from a top view on a bluescreen. Next step will be to also do this with the model of the lot in our studio. In a procedure of postproduction we will then key ourselves into the model.

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So here we are in our studio. While waiting for night to fall we set up the dedolights and prepare the desert model for filming.
Student Workshops
As part of our preparations for building a practice for narrative landscape design we needed to explore the precepts of our approach. We did this in a series of workshops that included the participation of students of the class for landscape design at the University for Applied Arts in Vienna, Austria.
Our hypothesis is that our perception and use of landscapes are cultural constructions. Our spatial relations are embedded in them. Radically thought even the most objective space is the product, or maybe side product, of the contexts of its use. Seen this way the idea of landscape design is about the understanding of the "cultural natures" of landscapes.