Background People Object Pack for iOS, Windows, Android and ChromeOS.
Bring Your Architectural and Landscape Designs to Life with Hand-Drawn, Scaled Figures
Learn how to find the Background People Object Pack, what is included and ways you can utilize the figures to enhance your work.
What's Inside?
Take a look at the new Background People Object pack, a collection of 29 perfectly scaled mid-distance and background people. Drag and drop the figures right into your architectural and landscape designs to add depth and personality to your work.
Overview of what’s included in the Background People Object Pack
The Pack Includes:
- 14 mid-distance figures - couples walking, a variety of family dynamics including young children and babies. Singular people biking, walking and standing.
- 15 background distance people - includes couples standing, equipped with shopping bags, backpacks, holding hands and sitting at tables. Singular people biking, walking and standing.
The Background People Object Pack is available in Concepts with a monthly/yearly subscription, or as a one-time purchase.
How to Find the Background People Object Pack
Windows & Android: Find the Object Packs by opening up Concepts > tapping the Library icon at the top of your canvas > Object Market > Background People and start sketching!
iOS: Open up Concepts > tap the Library icon at the top of your canvas > More > in the Market tab, scroll down until you see Background People and start sketching!
Psst…we are officially working on bringing the updated design experience seen on Android and Windows to iOS later this year. Stay tuned for updates!
How to Customize Your Background People Objects
Change the Size
Every Object can be transformed, scaled and customized. Tap on the Object to add it to your canvas to get started.
Change up the Style
Apply different colors, opacity settings, brushes and experiment with endless possibilities.
Nudge it
Try nudging your Objects to create new shapes that fit your layout and customize them even further.
Perfect For:
Streamline your presentation workflow and instantly add life, scale and context to your designs without having to manually sketch figures.
- Architects & Landscape Designers: Instantly demonstrate the scale and use of your spaces.
- Urban Planners: Illustrate how public spaces can accommodate different types of daily life and movement.
- Design Students: Quickly populate project presentations and elevate flat, technical drawings into a lived-in environment.
- Interior Designers: Add background figures into restaurants, buildings or café layouts to communicate the social atmosphere of your design.
- Real Estate Developers: Breathe life into exterior site renders and visually communicate the lifestyle of a proposed building or neighborhood.
Architectural sketches using the Objects by Radu Axinte.
💡 Pro-Tip for your Workflow:
Don’t just populate; use the figures to tell a story. Place a variety of figures along paths and near one another to help viewers understand the navigation of the space and create a subconscious visual dialogue. Drag, drop, flip and color them in to better fit your design.
Meet the Creator of this Object Pack, Radu Axinte
As the founder of Techy Sketching and an Architect at Heatherwick Studio, Radu Axinte is a skilled digital artist who expertly integrates freehand techniques with digital innovation and AI tools. Renowned for his effective teaching methods, Radu empowers designers by simplifying technical workflows and enhancing their sketching skills.
Through Techy Sketching, he is dedicated to rekindling the joy of design among professionals, fostering creativity and expertise across both digital and AI-enhanced mediums.
You can find more of his work on Instagram; make sure to check it out!
Written By: Jessica Donnelly
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