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With this newsletter we welcome an anniversary, a new year starting, AIP competition CFE, members in the news... what else... I seem to be forgetting something.... oh, I remember...
CASH PRIZES!
The ASAI executive board along with esteemed advisory members have been working closely
behind the scenes these past couple of months. They have put together a plan to award cash prizes in this year's competition. All details are on the website.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Happy holidays from the ASAI Board and HQ!
Tina Bryant ASAI Executive Director |
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CASH PRIZES awarded for Architecture in Perspective 30 |
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ASAI celebrates 30 years of excellence in architectural illustration. To commemorate this special occasion cash prizes will be awarded for some of the top recipients selected for the AIP 30 exhibition. See the website for more details. Details of the AIP 30 Competition
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We welcome you to join ASAI and receive the benefits of membership. ASAI has supported architectural illustrators since 1986 as an INTERNATIONAL professional organization fostering communication among its members, raising the standards of architectural drawing,
and acquainting the broader public with the importance of such drawings as a conceptual and representational tool in architecture. Membership in the organization is not limited to professional illustrators, but is open to architects, designers, teachers, students, corporations, and anyone engaged in the serious pursuit of architectural drawing. Please see the website for a detailed list of benefits.
As always, we are only as strong as our membership! Thank you for your work, commitment and support! |
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Our good friend, Paul Stevenson (Steve) Oles, FAIA, is an architect and co-founder of the American Society of Architectural Illustrators. He is also the author of "Architectural Illustration: The Value Delineation Process" and a former winner of the Hugh Ferriss Memorial Prize. Steve takes pleasure in long walks, working out, designing all sorts of things, and riding the roads of New Mexico on his beloved '08 Triumph
Bonneville.
If you've ever used the assorted styles in the SketchUp's Styles dialogue, take a look at the PSO styles -- those were developed with Steve's work as inspiration as well as his eye for detail. And if you're using SketchUp 2015, take a closer look at the scale figure that loads in many of our default templates. It just happens to be our friend, Steve Oles. Watch the Video Here
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