..Flower Show exhibit.. model + actual
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here is a project i worked on earlier in the year for a large flower show exhibit for one of my clients.. i worked with a hollywood production designer to transform her vision into this model which they used as a guide and inspiration to build the actual exhibit.. obviously alot changed in that process.. and this actually isnt the final layout, but i never had a chance to texture the final building designs.. so figured i'd post these instead.. i can post what i've got though, if anyone's interested.. it won alot of awards including best in show and people's choice
included some fully textured images plus some non texture process shots..
fun project
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Wow, cool.
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Really nice, Jason...
Was just about to say "as usual"...
Great to see the photoes of the site as well...
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Great stuff!
And I love the shot of the rustic farm shack with the A/C ducts and steel trusses above -
pretty darn cool, mister.
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SWEET!!, I love the texturing on the shack especially.
You certainly get your fair share of inspirational projects, Every now and again I get an investor or an arcitectural firm requesting something fresh and creative, however those are few and far apart.
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come on, pete.... everything you show us is 'inspired'!
but yeah, i have gotten pretty lucky so far this year... hopefully it keeps up..
thanks for the comments!!
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Great work and congratulations Jason.
Really liked the finished exhibit, I can see that your work was appreciated and executed well. -
Extraordinary exhibit -- most flower show exhibits are tacky and vulgar. Who was the hollywood designer and where was the show?
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It's everyone's dream of a garden, wild, full of flowers. Beautiful!
Anssi
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Very cool Jason! How fun is this little project. I love the model, reminds me of a movie set. Nice work as always.
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Rock Block Jason,
Follow the yellow brink road, baby, and fight a batch of Munchkins along the way.
Truly, I have to study this...
Or work it...
It's hurting me at the moment.
Durant "enough thinking for the day" Hapke
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yes, exactly waht they were thinking, Paul! there were actually a few exhibits 'similar' to this.. but defintiely not to the level of this one.... the show was in philadelphia..
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