Back again
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I didn't do renderings for 18 month because my architectural side started to pick up. Now, I'm in Seoul, Korea, leading a 4,000,000 s.f. mixed use. Not much time left for renderings. I guess it is good: I always wanted to be an architect.
The image is of one of my later San Diego jobs. Yes, I lived there for quite a while. Planning to break ground this spring.
well I didn't loose the feeling, but forgot the technique. Had to reinvent almost from skratch. Took me twice as long to do it - 9 hours!!! -
what is dennis website ???
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I believe this is the site. http://www.rapidillustrations.com
Mike
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@dennis said:
I didn't do renderings for 18 month because my architectural side started to pick up. Now, I'm in Seoul, Korea, leading a 4,000,000 s.f. mixed use. Not much time left for renderings. I guess it is good: I always wanted to be an architect.
The image is of one of my later San Diego jobs. Yes, I lived there for quite a while. Planning to break ground this spring.
well I didn't loose the feeling, but forgot the technique. Had to reinvent almost from skratch. Took me twice as long to do it - 9 hours!!!Well done Dennis, great to hear that you have achieved your professional goal and doing well .... Wow that is a big project!
Please check inot SketchUcation as often as you can as we welcome seeing your work.
Best,
Mike
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Here is my baby.
unfortunately I has to sub out the rendering.
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That's simply awesome..!!
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Indeed it is frederik, the sky is wicked, as are the buildings, and basically the entire pic
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i just want to say all my respect whit all my soul to dennis .and here is my last render using the technique , as respection to dennis
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Great and inspiring work, nice to have You back.
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Dennis,
Any chance of your sharing more images of your Korean project? The architecture looks fascinating and I'd love to see more details.
Thanks,
Fred
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Fred, I'll post something once more worthy images are there.
Mateo, good to see you again.
Majid, thanks for posting. Fascinating model. Perhaps the front objects could be white inside -just line work. Also, don't be stingy with white paper all around. Give it some room to breath.
Here is a detail of Mt.Helix rendering
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really great Dennis as always ! thanks
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i have no comment...just going to look in awe! haha.
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