Graphics

General graphic assets for architectural presentation: vector cutouts, brushes, planting, diagram elements and mixed bundles that cross several drawing types.

Graphics decide whether a sheet is read. A jury looks at a board for a few seconds before deciding whether to look longer, and that decision is made on hierarchy — one dominant image, a clear reading order, consistent weights — rather than on the quality of any single drawing.

Consistency beats quantity. Assets drawn at one level of abstraction, with one light direction and one line weight logic, produce a sheet that reads as a single argument. Mixing photoreal people with flat vector trees and hand-drawn shadows produces a collage, however good each element is.

See composing a sheet that tells a story, the anatomy of a presentation board and fonts for presentations.