The phrase "design sketch" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a rough drawing or outline that outlines the initial design concept for a project or creation. Example sentence: The architect presented a detailed design sketch to the client, outlining the proposed layout and aesthetics of the new building.
This demonstrates the primacy of form lines in the automotive design sketch.
The black bodysuit with the red highlights is a design sketch from DC's recent revamp and keeps him looking sharp and handsome.
Officials suggested that the painter had looked down at the design sketch instead of holding it up to the ceiling as he worked.
The museum has a remarkable collection of drawings, largely to do with design, and it was here not long ago that Sir Timothy Clifford came across an unidentified Michelangelo, a design sketch for a salt-cellar.
This chapter tells the story of the pattern from design sketch to production and explains the lines of communication, how to generate information, store instructions and pass them on.
A design response is an informal document which identifies a specific idea from the reading that caught your attention, and explores its implications through a rough design sketch, annotated with thoughts about how the design relates to, extends, challenges, or otherwise explores the idea you chose to respond to.
Also on hand are production photographs of the actual stage sets and original set design sketches by artists and designers, including Giorgio de Chirico and Paul Colin.
Early design sketches by Nenghua Liu, lead interior designer of the Riviera concept, showed a wraparound treatment that had no discernible start or finish.
I personally led a clinic on design sketching, tailoring my talk for interaction designers by emphasizing figure drawing, cartooning, and communicating action.
Once the hair is secure, the designer cuts and styles it to mimic the design sketches.
Preliminary design sketches are presented and results discussed and evaluated.
