KEVIN TRIKUSUMO FEBRIANSYAH Bandung, February 20th, 1993 kevintrikusumo@gmail.com +6287821505006 Indonesia
EDUCATION
SMAN 3 Bandung, Senior High School 2008-2011
PUBLICATION
Video Mapping Event as A Public Engagement to The Landmark in Bandung City (study case: Gedung Sate, Bandung) Presented in Bandung, 2014
COMPETITION
Play with Surrounding, AFAIR Universitas Indonesia 2012
Institut Teknologi Bandung Bachelor of Science in Architecture 2011-2015
LANGUAGE
Bahasa native
Sayembara Rumah Produktif Kampung Nelayan by Universitas Kristen Petra 2013
English Intermediate
SKILLS
Architectural Skill: Computer Skill:
WORKSHOP
Physical modelling, hand-sketch, watercolor drawing, photograph, collage AutoCAD 2D, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, & Powerpoint), Adobe Indesign (basic), Adobe Illustrator (basic), V-Ray (basic), Rhinoceros (basic)
Indonesia Landscape Architecture Student Workshop by Institut Pertanian Bogor 2014
Sayembara Rumah Urban Indonesia by ARBBI 2013 Playscape Competition by Building Trust Internasional 2013 Public Space for DIfable, PARADESC by Universitas Katolik Parahyangan 2014 Sinarmas Land Young Architect Competition 2015
CURRICULUM VITAE
ACTIVITIES
Staff of Proficiency and Inovation Division IMA-Gunadharma (IMA-G) Architecture Student Body 2012
WORK EXPERIENCE
Internship at East 9 Architects and Planners Singapore June-August 2015
Head of Publication and Documentation Architecture ITB Graduation Ceremony 2012
ACHIEVEMENT
4th Place Winner Sayembara Rumah Produktif Kampung Nelayan 2013
Head of Publication University Movie Club ITB Graduation Ceremony 2012 Staff of Event “The Importance of Heritage for Humanity” Gaung Bandung IMA-G 2013 Staff of Public Relation Division “Kampung Kota” Campaign Gaung Bandung IMA-G 2013 Director of Cabaret DIES 62 IMA-G 2013 Head of Propaganda IMA-Gunadharna Architecture Student Body 2014
Shortlisted Competition Entries Playscape Competition 2013 Studio Project 2014 : Mixed-Use Building Soon will be published in ARCHIVES - Portfolio of ITB Architecture Student Selected Works 2013 1st Place Winner Sinarmas Land Young Architect Competition 2015
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URBAN INFILL - Space Within Space Location : ABC Street, Bandung, Indonesia Type : Individual Academic Work Mentor : Ir. Budi Faisal, MLA., MAUD. Third Year First Semester Studio Project
This project challenged us to design a multi-function building on a narrow 6 x 15 meters site dimension that is flanked by two buildings. There are two functions for this building: DVD & magazine shop and private house. Since the building was located in a very dense commercial area, it is designed to have more open space within the building as a buffer between buildings for proper air circulation and natural lighting inside. The design also responds the context of the surroundings especially its facade design.
exterior perspective
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SITE CHARACTERISTIC ABC street is a shopping district in downtown of Bandung City that is known for selling electronic goods. This condition makes this area very busy almost all the time and it affects to the unwell-planned development of this area. That makes the area feels -both visually and physically- disorganized, specially because of the billboard arrangement on the facade area.
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Concept for this project is to creating a space within a space. Sacrificing a little part of the site for open space is a design solution that is chosen as well as to inject more natural light and air circulation. With this concept, I want to make people forget that they were standing among the dense building around it.
DESIGN STRATEGIES
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open space
zoning
circulation
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MASSING CONCEPT
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Mass is pushed from south, east, and west side in order to preserve more open space.
axonometric plan Third floor is pulled until the building setback in order to shade ground floor area and align the building with streetscape.
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LEGEND
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1 DVD & Magazine Shop 6 2
2 Cashier
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3 Praying Room
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4 Back Alley
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5 DVD Shop 6 Dining Room & Kitchen 7 Living Room 8 Master Bedroom
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9 Family Room 10 Bedroom 11 Laundry Area 12 Outdoor Terrace
Ground Floor Plan
DVD & Magazine Shop
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Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
Home Entrance
Fourth Floor Plan
Family Room
Glass roof is chosen for allowing natural daylight access directly into the building. Because of the narrow site, there is a pond placed on a ground floor to reflect daylight for brightening up the lower level area and also as a perimeter control for public access.
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FACADE IDEA
Inspiration
smoothing
simplifying
steel column steel frame metal sheet
Secondary-skin shape is intended to give awareness about context where the building stands on. Electricity wave shape becomes a main inspiration because it is not only able to represent the concept but also giving a dynamic impression to the streetscape.
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stair to the house
MIXED-USE BUILDING - A New Lively Corridor Location : Merdeka Street, Bandung, Indonesia Type : Individual Academic Work Mentor : Himasari Hanan, Ir., MAE., Dr., Ing. Fourth Year Second Semester Studio Project
The development of Merdeka Street as a commercial district is potentially for addition of public building as a purpose of complementing the functions that already exist. In this project, design of this building is required to respond various issues, such as relationship with surroundings, circulation problems, utilities, and various needs. Since the site is located between two main road, Jalan Diponegoro and Jalan Merdeka, hence connectivity becomes the main issue as a way to accomodate people movement but at the same time improve the quality of space to become a new gathering hub.
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SITE ANALYSIS
ACCESS
COMMERCIAL FACILITY
OPEN SPACE
CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITY
Situated in the middle of a “city passage�, this project is intended to be a new place that would encourage a new spirit of this area. With a various functions around the site and insertion of several new programs, will help people to improve their productivity and also have an impact to a better community shaping. The presence of some cultural and educational facility surrounds it, make it possible to inject a cultural facility into this project to accomodate the needs of wider range of user, besides only putting a commercial facilities.
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Concept for this project is urban corridor. This building is expected to be a corridor that is not only used as a crossing space but also a new place to do many activities. The functions accomodated in this building are obtained by site-analyzing and observing target markets around this area. There are several functions adopted from the existing buildings: retails and hotels, but there are also new functions such as rental office and community-scale performance theater.
MASSING FORM DEVELOPMENT
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Considerating of setback line from both side
Separating the building mass following to the user’s circulation scheme
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Substracting the mass to give more inviting effect
Putting a mass that connects both part on a second level to create a continous circulation
Putting a connector mass in a different axis on a third level to maintain the cityscape
Aligning building mass with cityscape
Pushing mass to create a bigger open space
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Placing the tower with several considerations, such as orientation and view
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Top of the podium level can be uitilized as a rooftop garden for additional public space.
site plan
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CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
PROGRAM
LEGEND 1 Retail Complex 2 Amphitheater 3 Fitness Center 4 Community Theater (2 floors) 5 Food Court 6 Lobby & Restaurant Hotel 7 Rental Office (5 floors) 8 Hotel (6 floors)
NB. Some solid walls on this image are removed in order to show internal space
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FACADE CONCEPT
east elevation new
old
heavy
light
As the most protruding part of the building, podium level facade should be a main attraction. For the podium which faces Merdeka Street, facade is designed to create a visual scenario. Even though this pattern is not applied on every part of the building, there is similar principle used in overall facade design: strong of vertical pattern as a respond to heritage bulding that is located near to the site which has a geometrical facade element.
south elevation
facade of heritage building near this project’s site >>
west elevation
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public plaza between two masses not only becomes a pedestrian shortcut but also a new gathering place for people
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Outdoor Cafe Interior Office Drop-off East Side Plaza/ Drop-off West Side
BANDUNG CITY AVENUE - Reinvention of Shopping Mall Building Location : P.H.H. Mustafa Street, Bandung, Indonesia Type : Individual Academic Work Undergraduate Final Project
Mentor : Ir. Eko Purwono, M.S. Arch., S.
This lifestyle center is categorized as a shopping center building. Lifestyle that becomes the basic idea for design concept is the habit that has transformed into an identity of urban society nowadays, such as hanging out and shopping. This project consists of many commercial functions, such as retail, entertainment facility, and also supporting and service function. There will be a hotel development that is intergrated into the design, but doesn’t included into the design scope.
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SITE CHARACTERISTIC
Strategically located at the junction of P.H.H. Mustafa and Cikutra street meets with a very busy and dense urban context, resulting in possibility to create a new public facility which act as an important role to connect existing communities and future urban development. Not only providing a social and gathering place, but this project also fulfiilling everyone needs and potentially become an economic generator for this area. This project has a potential to be an emerging shopping center icon in East Bandung area.
ACCESS
OFFICE & COMMERCIAL FACILITY
EDUCATIONAL FACILITY
note: The rest of stuff which isn’t shown in diagram above is a settlement area with a varied economic level.
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DESIGN STRATEGIES
SHAPE For part of the site that is facing to the dense settlement, building mass is formed responding to the site shape in order to enrich the street scape. Meanwhile, on the part that is facing to the P.H.H. Mustafa street, building mass is designed to welcome people through strategic cuts.
‘Architecture as a shopfront’ is the main concept that is trying to address the issue of functional and image of the building. Afterwards, this concept then applied to several elements design. This concept is expected to aswer the main design issue that is creating an attractive and comfortable atmosphere for shopping with a predominance of open space. As like as a shopfront, interaction between inside and outside acts as a main aspect of design process. Therefore the first design step is dviding building mass into several parts in order to achieve more permeable design. A very busy and dense urban context around the site become a focus in design approach.
VIEW AXIS By separating the program and organizing it on a certain axis, view into and onto the building are opened up in order to show people’s activity inside and attract more people to come.
MASSING CONCEPT DIAGRAM
CIRCULATION
too enclosed
creating links with surroundings
4 visible planes only
more visible surface
Building mass separation is intended to create a continous and linear circulation flow, especially on a ground floor. Central plaza is positioned at the intersection between all building mass as an orientation and outdoor activity space that is easy to reach.
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ZONING Access separation is done along with placing each program on the site to prevent crossover by pedestrians or visitors. Vehicular access for service vehicles is on the west side and has a direct connection to the building, especially for hotel and supermarket. By creating two entrance gates, number of vehicle will be distributed and as an effort to reduce traffic impact to surroundings. Meanwhile, pedestrian acces is welcomed warmly by the central plaza before entering to the building.
VEHICLE ACCESS PEDESTRIAN ACCESS SERVICE ACCESS carpark building
hotel
lifestyle center
PROGRAM
F&B RETAIL (CAFE, RESTAURANT, & FOOD COURT)
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NON-F&B RETAIL (FASHION, ACCESSORIES & ELECTRONIC)
GROCERY & ENTERTAINMENT STORE (SUPERMARKET, GYM, KARAOKE & CINEMA)
SERVICE & SUPPORTING (WC, UTILITY ROOM, & PRAYING ROOM)
LEGEND A : Hotel B : Loading Dock Area C : Drop Off Area D : Carpark Building E : Lifestyle Center F : Central Plaza
SITE PLAN
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GROUND PLAN
2nd FLOOR PLAN
Circulation Semi-rentable space F&B retail Non F&B retail Grocery & entertainment store Service & supporting facility Hotel
4th FLOOR PLAN
Vertical accesses are exposed and located on a visible spot to ease evacuation route and act as a sculptural element as well. Meanwhile, for the horizontal direction, sky bridge has a role to engaged all parts of building mass. This sky bridge also intended to be an element of attraction that is rarely found on typical enclosed mall building.
hotel podium interior
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3rd FLOOR PLAN
alfresco dining space
open corridor
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FACADE CONCEPT
TRANSFORMATION By utilizing light and material selection, building will be glowed at night and gives more vibrancy to the surroundings. east side facade
FACADE PATTERN CONCEPT
TRADITIONAL PATTERN
SIMPLIFIED
ABSTRACTION
BRINGS BACK THE LOCALITY Application of traditional pattern is intended as a contribution to conserve spirit of locality. Afterwards, it is transformed into an abstract form to give more simplicity.
hotel podium facade
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east elevation
north elevation
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A south drop off area - nightview B north drop off area - nightview C central plaza
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Inject more natural element into the building and get more lively environment. Lets’s say a temporary goodbye to the enclosed and super-massive giant mall building and give more vitamin to our soul.
PRODUCTIVE HOUSE - Harmonization of Living Location : Kenjeran, Surabaya, Indonesia Type : Group Competition Works with Etsa Amanda, Arif Rachman H., and Putri Maharani 4th Place Winner Productive House for Fisherman Competition by Universitas Petra - 2013 Brief of this competition is to design a home for fisherman which also can be utilized as a productive place for them to do their extra works, such as washing and drying fishes. The design also has to be able to answer the privacy related issues and relations with surroundings.
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Create a space to accomodate many productive activities (setting baits, fishing equipments storage, cleaning and drying sea products)
Create a room as flexible as possible. Because the house is small, the best way is to make an unpermanent partition which can be adjusted anytime.
LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Motorcycle/bicycle garage Living Room Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen House Storage Productive Path (Ramp) Fishing Equipment Storage Washing Fish Area Drying Fish Area/Rooftop
First requirement is fullfilled by dividing the function according to floor level. The first floor is used for living and the second floor is used for production area. Ramp acts as a connector to ease the user to bring sea products to be processed on upper floor.
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axonometric plan
Space below the ramp is utilized as house storage. The green color is multi-purpose storage, the blue one is display cabinet, and the purple one is bookshelf that is placed near a platform as a learning space.
shelter for storage space and protecting fishes from rain
coral stone covering concrete floor as heat buffer
platform for flexible use
rooster wall
sectional diagram
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FLEXIBILITY SCENARIO
when my garage is used....
opening the fence when there is no motorcycle at home...
my terrace is bigger now! And when I fold up all my doors, my family and friends could come and having a great time inside my home..
key space
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GARDEN OF CIAWITALI SQUARE - Discovery of A Humbly Treasure Location : Ciawitali, Cimahi, Indonesia
Type : Group Work with Daniel Caesar Pratama, Sari Sartika, and Sinta Isfandiary Real Project - 2014
In this project, we are freed to propose a design as a site development plan to client, the landlord. With a condition that Cimahi was planned as an emerging creative and cyber city in West Java, design is expected to be a supporting tool for achieving that vision. Being the first lifestyle center in Cimahi, Garden of Ciawitali Square has a potential to be a major setting for the city’s cultural expressions, that intergrates nature and modern lifestyle.
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SITE ANALYSIS
PUBLIC SPACE
SHOPPING CENTER
facility residence government building public park
river on a back side of the site
quiet steep
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located next to the residence
good soil condition
physical condition
By seeking to site issues and potential, we propose insertion of several programs to support people’s productivity.: office, commercial, and leisure facility. Unique site characterictic with a rich touch of nature, will be an added-value that can give more vibrancy to this project. The presence of leisure facility is expected to fulfiil entertainment needs of Cimahi’s people. bird eye view illustration
DESIGN STRATEGIES
RESPONSIVE TO CONTEXT
CONTINUOUS CIRCULATION
LANDSCAPE AS A GUIDANCE
IMAGINARY SPACE
SHARING BENEFIT
Massing form following the contour and using materials that is familiar to the neighborhood
Path circulation is designed continously for practical orientation and way-finding.
Landscape design is used to guide visitor’s movement and giving a direction
Utilizing level differences and vegetation to define a space
Intergrate all the functions so it will share benefits for each other. Massing placement is intended to get a visual axis from each mass direction.
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site plan diagram
Plaza as a node is potitioned on three points: the entrance, center, and at the end of this building complex. Beside its function as orientation point, this plaza also can be utilized for informal activities
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sectional perspective diagram
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AMBROSSIA - Porousity and Intergrated Hub in Urban Scheme Location : BSD, Tangerang, Indonesia Type : Group Competition Work with Dena Hilmi Fauzi, Sari Sartika, and Sinta Isfandiary 1st Place Winner Sinarmas Land Young Architect Competition 2015
Strategically located in intermodal commercial district, this mixed-use commercial development (trade center + apartment) was designed to be a welcoming gate and became the center of transportation lines.This project was expected to make an interaction in a dynamic commercial zone that will catalyze development of other commercial area. Since this project was intended to be an TOD, it designed to have a clear circulation path and plaza that will accomodate a large number of people,.
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ISSUE STATEMENT
SWOT ANALYSIS
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DESIGN STRATEGIES Concept for this project is porousity place that is expected to answering three issues : activity, economy, and environment. This concept idea comes from the role as a transit place that required clear orientation and easy way-finding so it could help to boost up the mobility, as well as a porous object. The presence of this project at this site appears to not only accommodate people’s need but also to be a place where people can gather and continuing their activities since it serves as a intermodal transit place as well. Through a strategic plan, design is also expected to provides more open space within the building and brings more freshness to the surroundings.
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exterior illustration
MASSING CONCEPT
site consideration
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massing separation following circulation scenario
massing reduction towards entrance direction
shaping a terrace mass form to make a comfort human scale
soften the edge gives more dynamic effect
skybridge placement as a connector
sky lobby placement as a buffer between private and public zone
tower placement intended to get a continous natural air movement and various view axis
lighting analysis
thermal comfort analysis
insolation analysis
exploded axonometry diagram
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SITE CONCEPT
Dividing site into three parts shaped by building mass as a circulation gap. Entrance access into the building can be achieved from all side as a link intergrates with surroundings
Green buffer placed as a perimeter functioned not only to reduce air polution and noise but also to welcome visitor
Program placement wat set not to interfere each other and arranged gradually to become more private on inner side
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ground plan
Transit plaza becomes welcoming gate and guides people’s movement into the building or just passing through the site.
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LEGEND
module arrangement diagram
Unit apartment was arranged in a varied modules in order to design a dynamic facade and also gives a shade for unit below. At the end of a corridor, there is a communal space that is positioned with a strategic stacking so it doesn’t block view from each units.
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relation between apartment tower
section a-a’
section b-b’
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FACADE CONCEPT
elevation a
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elevation b
apart,ment material diagram
elevation c
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A - continous plaza B - market corridor C - main plaza D - south gate drop-off area
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MEKONG VIEW TOWER 5 AT PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA Location : Chroy Changvar Street, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Type : Professional Work Firm : East 9 Architects & Planners, Singapore Role : produce and revise CAD drawing, render drawings with Photoshop, preparing drawing files for submission (hardcopy panel & softcopy) Selected Work of Internship Program
Situated at a proximate distance to the Mekong River which presents opportunistic vantage points. site is predominantly bordered around by low-lying buildings which invoke panoramic views from various perspectives. This 29-storey building will exude prominence, create, and serve as a visual effigy within the surrounding area. The aspect of verticality also takes full advantage of natural sunlight and ventilation. NB. All images on this section are courtesy of East 9 Architects & Planners (E9AP)
nightview illustration
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SITE LOCATION MAP
MASSING CONCEPT
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selected floor plan drawings
section a-a’
section b-b’
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SELECTED SKY GARDEN PLAN
pool deck Since sky garden stands as a main feature on this project, we propose to design a various thematic sky garden furnished by some equipments to enhance social interaction within the residents. Vegetation arrangement done by a strategic color and type selection enrich the natural atmosphere and gives more texture as well.
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OTHER WORKS 52
hand modelling
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watercolor drawing
graphic design
photography
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