Film Institute - Uni Project
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I really like the last exploded view well done!
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Impressive. Most impressive. Obi-Wan has taught you well....but I think the scale of the wood grain is too large.
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Thank you!
I couldn't find a high resolution wood texture that sufficed my needs. The texture is supposed to be that of Eurban. It's a composite wood panel that can stretch to 13m long.
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Very impressive. The lobby makes me kind of dizzy, but the overall design is very cool.
And yes, your exploded drawings alone should get extra credit.
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nice work
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Very cool renders. The presentation is really nice. You could sell me on that.
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Mate the third image down - looking into the forecourt, grabs me by the balls! I love it!!!!
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wow these are great renders! +1 on loving the exploded isometric. The only odd thing I can point out is the rain render doesn't really fit with the rest, still a great image though. Good job!
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Looking good so far Steve,
I'd like to experience the concept as a movie / animation. Would such a presentation process give you an edge in getting your overall idea across. Sound is also a very important element in the cinema experience! Making a movie would allow you to bring this 'mood' in. Maybe have ave a look at Lumion? Or make a slide show with one of those apps that allow for moving around the various images again with sound. Just a thought!
Mike
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Thank you guys! Means a lot!
Richard - although it's not my intention to grab anyone by the balls, I am glad that my render did!
JSteacy - Thanks. The rain image was actually one of the better received renders!
Mike - The project is actually over, but I am willing to do extra stuff. But, the model is a HUGE file! Over 4 million edges and over 1.6 million faces. Sketchup is really laggy even on my i7 and Quadro FX1700 with this file. I might have to give Lumion a try though when I get the time! Hopefully it'll be able to handle the file a bit better
. I've actually never really worked with animation before though. Should be fun!
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