3d renderings
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philip kelly.
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- July 6, 2001 at 1:23 am #705154
gd
Participanthmmmm
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- July 6, 2001 at 1:49 am #717687
Rita Ochoa
ParticipantSome of your images look ok, even being a bit to much photorealistic… but that must be your clients requirements (i hope!).
Anyway, was there a real need to have GOOD LOOKING WOMEN IN BIKINI in the images ???!!!
- July 6, 2001 at 1:22 pm #717688
MK
ParticipantWhats the deal with the rusticated inverted snobbery concerning 3D renderings?, I dont get it.
- July 6, 2001 at 8:34 pm #717689
CLASS
ParticipantI thought most of the graphics on your website gave very good overall impressions of what buildings might look lke. Definatly,
Better than you average black and white drawiings anyway. - July 11, 2001 at 4:53 pm #717690
Architect Extraordinare
Participant2.1 Qualified ? Its the end result that counts, sorry but your artist impressions seem dull & lifeless, I know software may have limitations – depth / curves etc.. but theres no substitute for the old fashioned ink sketch & water-colour concepts if tastefully executed, and although these “effects” are currently available on cad, eg. http://www.Architect3d.net ,its got a long way to go before replacing the age-old presentation format…
- December 11, 2001 at 12:33 pm #717691
philip kelly
ParticipantComputer Rendering has come a long way in the past few years, and there are images being produced at present that are practically impossible to deferenciate between, eg lightscape. Saying that it is a matter of opinion, but clients are requesting these, as a sales pitch.
But if we were all to have sat back and taking the attitude that there is no substitution for pen and ink, you would still be produing your drawing by pen , and try doing a tender or construction package with pen , and watch the hours clock up.
You have got to develope every aspect of technology and embrace it , not put it on the shelf.
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