The Journey from Sketch to Space: How Hand-Drawn Renderings Reflect Your Concepts

At the heart of every great design is a vision

— A concept that captures the essence of a space, its function, and the emotions it evokes.  Hand-drawn renders offer a unique and personal way to breathe life into that vision. 

My process begins with a conversation, where I listen closely to your ideas, preferences, and goals. Whether it’s a high-end residential project, a dynamic commercial interior, or a glamorous event styling, I start by creating initial sketches that translate your vision into a visual narrative.  These rough drawings are an intimate first step, capturing the soul of the project in a way that’s fluid and open to exploration. 


From there, I refine the sketches, adding details, textures, and context to the design, always ensuring that the evolving illustration stays true to your concept.

Hand-drawn sketches have the advantage of being a dynamic tool for collaboration.

They allow for adjustments and revisions with ease, without losing their artistic integrity. This process not only showcases the design possibilities but also makes it easier to visualize spatial elements such as lighting, material finishes, and layout. The organic nature of the illustrations invites conversation and encourages creative input, making it a more engaging experience for your clients.

As the design takes shape, the final hand-drawn renders transforms into a fully realized design concept.

This isn’t just about creating an accurate representation of a space; it’s about capturing the atmosphere and aesthetic that will define your project. 

Unlike digital renderings, hand-drawn sketches hold a timeless quality that evokes emotion and personal connection. By the end of this journey, your clients will not only have a clear vision of their future space but also a bespoke piece of art that reflects the essence of your design.

Bat Galiste

Bat is a digital illustrator who creates hand-drawn 3d visuals for designers, architects, builders, DIY enthusiasts, real estate agents, and event organisers. With over 10 years accumulated experience as an Interior Designer in residential, commercial and event spaces, Bat has now traded computer-generated software to draw interiors on her iPad, focusing on artistry, authenticity and aiming to create personal connection between design illustrations and people.

http://www.batsketchdays.com
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