Drafting Portfolio

DATC

The Davis Applied Technology College provides training in Computer-Aided Drafting and Design through a self-paced program where students learn by using the actual tools used in the professional field. The course of study focuses on learning to use AutoCAD, SolidWorks, and Revit.

After I completed my course, I put together a 5-minute video showcasing some of the items I had built, which you can view here. Some samples are also availble for viewing below.

AutoCAD

SolidWorks

Title blocks have been cropped from these drawings

Revit

After Graduation

One of the projects I have been engaged in during my freetime is creating a webcomic called "Mischief in Maytia." One of the decisions I made with this comic was to render many of the backgrounds in Maya. While I deliberately labored to keep the materials and shading effects to conform with the look of a comic, I also took my time to ensure that the houses and objects were all built to scale and reflected the quality and detail one would want from a technical drawing.

These are a few of the more aparant examples, but such renderings are visible throughout the comic. (The backgrounds in the actual world of Maytia, however, are drawn by hand to resemble a painting, as are the earlier pages which take place in a park.)