Wired Magazine Sketchup Work
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Now the magazine is out I can post my submarine I created a submarine for the print version/ipad version and website of wired magazine. Although the model is featured as a still image on the website and the print magazine if you are lucky enough to have the ipad version you can interactively rotate the model to look around it! I cant post the content of the article here but you can see some of it if you follow this link: http://www.wired.co.uk/magazine/archive/2010/12/start/low-water-mark
You can see some more on my blog when I upload some more images of it: http://liam887.wordpress.com/2011/01/05/submarine-model/
The render was rushed as I only had one night to get a full 360 render so I was never happy with the materials etc although I am still pleased with the model. I used Thea for the 360 render with basic materials and no textures.
Im going to release it when I have cleaned it up a bit and see what you guys can do with it as rendering is not my strongpoint.
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Good on ya mate, hope to see many more published works.
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Congrats Liam. Well done.
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Well done. Kenny Daglish would be proud
You still doing work for Jagermeister?
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@unknownuser said:
Well done. Kenny Daglish would be proud
You still doing work for Jagermeister?
Thanks, I dont want kenny's blessing I am a blue you see!!!
If work means in my belly then yes its my obligation as a student but no right now I have no work on except doing some models and concept art for an xbox indie game studio but that is unpaid. Hopefully Wired work will resume in March. Good job really anyway im snowed under with Uni work right now wouldn't have time for anything else even if was available.
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Congrats Liam...
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liam this is fantastic. Congrats, and hope it may lead to many more.
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Congrats, Liam...I hope it is the beginning of many, many more. - topic:timeago-later,about a month
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@d12dozr said:
:thumb: Congrats, Liam...I hope it is the beginning of many, many more.
Thanks, I actually have an interview tomorrow for a job working on the digital versions of Wired and GQ magazine in London full time, if I get it means i have to leave University and move down eeek! Leaving mine for the capital in an hour
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I wish you the best of luck! ...I bet this is you right now -->
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@d12dozr said:
I wish you the best of luck! ...I bet this is you right now -->
haha something along those lines, I found out on monday about it, applied on tuesday and interview tomorrow, has been a hectic 72 hours ill be glad come friday one way or the other!
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Liam, sounds like a great job, but what about your studies? can you continue them in London or even correspondence?
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@solo said:
Liam, sounds like a great job, but what about your studies? can you continue them in London or even correspondence?
Well its a double edge sword. I took two years out so I still have 1.5 years to go. However even with a 1st I would struggle to get a job as good as this I would be in a great office working for Conde Nast getting experience and money, all the pros outweigh the cons at the moment. I have worked before and everybody has valued experience and a portfolio over a degree, Luckily I have been able to basically freeze my degree so if I wish I can pick up where I left off if I decide to go back or things dont work out as I hope.
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Good luck mate I wish you the best.
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Well good luck, I hope you land the job and things work out for you.
Don't forget the little guy on your way to the top, if ever you need to shop work out I'll make you proud.
shameless plug -
If you need a reference let me know
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That offer reminds me of the Saturday Night Live skit where George Bush (Will Farrel) kept trying to endorse Sarah Palin (Tina Fey).
Watch out who you let publicly show their support for you Liam!
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awesome Liam... congrats.
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Hahaha, but thanks everybody fingers crossed for tomorrow/Friday1
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Got it
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