Bark-itecture
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It's cool and amusing at the same time.
Maybe a ramp could help out the older dogs
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Nice Scott. The house itself reminds me of my dog
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@unknownuser said:
Maybe a ramp could help out the older dogs
I agree, old dogs need a helping hand! a ramp with a rubber lining so they don't slip. could even fold/slide into the structure so you can pull it in/out as needed.
love the little visual! amusing as it looks so professional....and its a dog houses haha good work
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Btw, which rendering apps r u using, it looks pretty cool, even the post-pro.
Probably some softer shadows could add more realism.
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@unknownuser said:
old dogs need a helping hand! a ramp
I agree. My dog in her last days was in a wheel chair and a walker. make sure the rails comply with CDA.. .(Canines with Disabilities Act). You need to provide a 3' diameter turning circle in there. . .just so he can chase his tail!
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Thanks everyone for the replys. I didnt think of putting a ramp...but thats a good idea...im sure it could be added easily...probably just attached to the back somewhere.
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The images are just a combination of sketchup linework / shadows / color layered in photoshop...with a black BG using an alpha. -
Really cool!
Bark-itecture is a great title as well. That would make for a pretty cool speed modeling challenge. (Do they still do speed modeling challenges?) -
@unknownuser said:
I didnt think of putting a ramp...but thats a good idea...im sure it could be added easily
I have two dogs and the old boy cant get into my car without a few cushions on the floor! but its not just about the old boys, what about the little dogs? they can hardly get up a single step
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@earthmover said:
That would make for a pretty cool speed modeling challenge. (Do they still do speed modeling challenges?)
Yes, here is the latest one:
http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=28360 -
The more basic "Grass House".
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