Connor Burgess : Ryan Cole Landscape #3

 Goodmorning fellow classmates,

    I hope everyone is having a great time on their internships. Looks like were getting past the halfway point for some which has in-turn fueled me to start looking for another opportunity this summer. I would love to be able to go get some experience from somewhere else in Baton Rouge although that it probably a stretch. My boss was out of town for the majority of the week last week, so I was tasked with practicing planting plans by hand. As of today, I have completed 10 of Ryan's old plans as practice and I have come such a long way. I was struggling at first mostly due to my heavy hand, but I have lightened up a lot as of recent. The line weights are far as composition goes have come full circle.

    I have also been drawing details which is a lot harder since his style is so unique. I will post some pics below because I am pretty proud of them personally
. Besides that I have been digitalizing his plant books so we can make garden journals for our clients. Its honestly one of my favorite things to do because I am learning how to tailor gardens with specific needs based off plantings. 





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  1. ShadeMarch 29, 2021 at 8:52 AM

    really cool details Connor!! great composition and differences of plant materials with simple changes to the symbols. I'm taking notes for Haley's class.

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