Landscape architecture students have numerous competing time commitments; when can they find the space to sketch, and is it worthwhile to do
so? Quick, casual drawings are the foundation for larger projects and studio work, and this book demonstrates how to do them effectively in short spurts.
With this book as a guide, you'll have a wealth of visual material at your disposal from which to draw for future design ideas and projects.

Different routes to design discovery are described, illustrated with examples, and then practiced with helpful activities; all of them are based on experimental
sketching techniques. These drills will help you hone your sketching skills, providing guidance on what to observe, how to capture an image's essence, and
how to become a pro at the art of instant visual communication. As a landscape architect, the author has built things that show how these methods are used
in the real world.

To assist students in becoming more proficient and nimble in their duty as architects of the land, utilizing tablets, paints, or pens and pencils, Design
Readiness for Landscape Architects delivers entertaining and thought-provoking articles and drawing-based tasks.

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