Perception and Reality: Architectural Illustrations

This series of digital drawings plays with perception and reality.

Through pastel palettes and crisp line work, everyday structures become semi-surreal vignetts.

Stark Carpet, San Francisco — This illustration highlights the delicate geometry of the shop’s pink awning against the neutral brick facade.

Pacific Building — A study in transparency and reflection, where pastel‑hued panels and crisp lines transform an ordinary facade into a dreamy composition.

Coffee Caboose — Playfully rendering a pink train car as a coffee shop, this piece celebrates nostalgia and community through whimsical pastel hues.

Travelodge — An iconic roadside motel sign becomes a playful monument, rendered in candy-colored hues.

El Super Burrito — The dramatic A‑frame roof and pastel tones transform this humble eatery into a whimsical roadside icon.

IHOP — The recognizable diner gets a candy‑colored makeover, highlighting the simplicity of its A‑frame roof and playful signage.

Graffiti Wall — A freight yard mural becomes a pastel panorama, blending urban art with architectural linework.

Modern Facade — A vertical office tower is reimagined with dynamic diagonal shading, playing with rhythm and repetition.

VC Morris Gift Shop — The graceful arc and pastel palette emphasize the sculptural quality of this Frank Lloyd Wright design.