My stuff,Hypothetical Project Phase I
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what a beautyful, powerful shape. truely inspiring!
@Fred
I knew you would like that
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Very cool.
It looks alive and like it is about to attack something. That or it is reading poetry.
Welcome to the SCF!
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Upon reviewing your project, one's thoughts turns to the magnificent words of Dave Chappelle....
"This is the most ballin'est shit evaa!"would you mind sharing a view of the proxy?
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Thx for your opinons on this. At next stage I think I'll study adding more details, openings, etc.,to make it looks truely like a buidling or something. But this is really not easy to do coz I had no specific target looking of this model at the beginning and no strong modelling skills.
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Inspiring shape
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I think this is just grand, Yannleo. It's exactly the sort of thing that a great many ignorant architects imagine can't be done with SketchUp. I also like the fact that you don't know what the hell it is yet...that's the way it should be (and I realize I am digging an ever-deeper hole for myself as a sometime-instructor, here, but I hated the political aspects of teaching architecture anyway--so black-ball away, you studio-critics who might be reading). Dream up a cool shape, keep the pictures pinned up near you, and eventually a program will arrive that you can twist to fit your vision. Ignore any fool who says that it must work the other way...they're never going anywhere, or else they simply want to make sure you don't.
Incidentally, your modeling skills look just fine from here.
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very good job, it is amazing what they can achieve some plugins SKP.
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Hey hey! Very cool! Only thing is the water. Apply caustics perhaps?
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Like it a lot.Nice renders, Zaha like form ....even that glossy surface looks like hers..
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"no strong modeling skills" ??? Lol. This is great! The renderings are effective and the use of ground patterns and texture is very helpful to the image.
As for a building, at present it seems to be a mission control center for Nasa. Hence windows only pointing towards the launch area. The rest: a durable protective shell and the windowless rooms where they man/woman the terminals. It would be appropriate for the Cape.
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