Drawing: Aga Khan Museum

“Located in North York, Toronto, the Aga Khan museum is an immaculate white granite structure, which houses artifacts representing the beauty of Islamic art.
 
Today in this video, I present to you a quick drawing of this iconic landmark of Toronto, Canada.”

– Yun Frank Zhang, Architectural Aesthetics

 

Source: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKhrCUJ6an1e2Jv_ddie-HQ/videos

Living and working in Toronto, Yun Frank Zhang is an aspiring architect / visual artist who is passionate about visual storytelling. http://yunfrankzhang.com

 

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Previously on Ismailimail…

Aga Khan University’s 13th Convocation Ceremony, Nairobi, Kenya Mannequin Challenge: Aga Khan University’s Medical College and School of Nursing and Midwifery Alex O. Awiti – Founding Director of the East African Institute (EAI) of Aga Khan University: Youth are our future, not pawns in political competition Susannah Robertson comments on her work with AKF in Madagascar Aerial view of Ismaili Jamatkhana, Tanga, Tanzania Punjabi Ginan: Mein waari waari – Translation and Commentary by Sujjawal Ahmad