We realize that drawings have the potential to hold within them both histories as well as futures and they expand way beyond the realms of the physical into the conceptual and from two dimensional surfaces to the three dimensional spatiality. They are as we would call them “vessels of knowledge". They have the potential to hold within them both histories of their making as well as probable imaginary futures. With time, these drawings also tend to offer windows of opportunities for countless rereading, reinterpretations and reviving lost encounters. Our intention through this series is to uncover such hidden nuances which occur during the drawing making processes followed by architects and designers and hopefully, to ignite broader conversations and thinking behind drawing making as a process and representational tool.