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Oblique view of a rectangular feature-wall concept with a graduated field of coloured panels
Oblique view / colour rhythm and enclosure depth

Product / Feature-wall design study

Colour, held in a precise rhythm.

A four-part feature-wall study organizes a field of colour into a coordinated composition, supported by front and oblique views, vector artwork and fabricator-review documentation.

Artimist ProductionsProject study / 2026Explore the study ↓

01 / The design question

How can a large field of colour feel deliberate both as a whole and at the scale of each panel?

02 / The approach

  1. Organize the composition into four equal sections with a consistent panel rhythm.
  2. Study the overall front elevation alongside an oblique view that communicates the enclosure.
  3. Keep vector artwork and coordination drawings alongside the presentation to support the next review.

03 / Deliverables

  • Two vector artwork schemes
  • Front and oblique presentation views
  • CAD drawing studies
  • Fabricator-review presentation package

What the work makes clear

The paired views connect the colour composition with the physical depth and repetition of the proposed piece.

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