New work i progress Concept Bike
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good to hear....are you checking London? You should explore that as well.
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ye that is the plan when i have some money to travel and then stay.
you got any contacts for sketch up freelance jobs for possible visuals? thought i would cheeky and ask
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Not at this very moment but will see what could be done.
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Nice. Well done.
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wow! that model is excelent
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Kev: I must have spoke to nearly 100 companies before I got a job. It's a really bad time to look, but there are definitely jobs out there.
I was sending CVs to company after company and most weren't even replying. So I just started ringing them up and asking up-front whether they had any job vacancies. I telephoned nearly every architecture practice in Manchester, I discovered most of them weren't even considering taking on Part 1 Architects any more (year out placements). No point even sending your CV if they aren't gonna look at it, waste of time. And within a couple of days I got an interview, been working at the same place for nearly 2 years now.
dont look for "sketchup jobs".....go for CAD/3D visualiser or 3D artist.
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hey
yea i want a job that use auto-desk software so i can better myself with new skills. I have just finished a 2 week stint with a Graphics company using 3D modelling to enhance graphics, has been really good experience
i dont get down hearted and ye i must of sent of to so many, but i keep going i will g et something eventually love this line of work i want to branch into.Heres an updated image too , a lot more detail to add but its getting there
kev
10 hours render time, Quality xml
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updated image
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I would look at making your own website or online portfolio ~I have found that to be invaluable in the freelance work I have got in the past.
Nice renders by the way, I think a render with a wire overlay would look good for this type of technical model?
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yeah its all about the networking isnt it lol hard work! You have good work tho I recognize some of it from your CG gallery it has been posted around here before like the spider robot and wheel robot thing, good stuff. What do you use as your main render engine for your other work?
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ye , i keep the coroflot.com more up to date. and my main engine is Podium but i do use Kerkythea as its very good for glass objects.
Ye networking is good and I enjoy meeting and discussing design. i get excited with designs and renders and modelling.. all of that
[attachment=0]lines .jpg[/attachmentBtw Liam just had a look at your blog, looks like you have some good stuff, im going to be adding a links to other designers page onto my website, you add the link if you like?
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ok shall try that, thought about it tbh with the wire. and i have a site. http://www.kevinboultondesigns.com thats my link, and i have my portfolio on Coroflot.com too, getting my name out there
line hybrid below
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Just working on a nicer graphic for the side and sorting some reflections out, more post be up soon
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This design is like nothing else, looks great.
For the techique you use magnetic wheels and electromagnetic based engines ?
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Nice job so far - but I have a question (from a person who doesn't design bikes). Shouldn't the wheel axles be in the center of the tyre? I'm having problems visualizing that one unless you want a piston method for your wheels.
Rick
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hey, the wheels are based on hub motors, give it a google. they are in use in some products out there. Magnetics and electromagnets would also give a cool concept, could PS some magnet waves in there
, but these are based on hub motors. I don't design motorbike normally this was a experiment and to see what concept i could generate to give it a futuristic/urban look
No PP as yet.
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honda have a concept using the same sort of wheel design.
im working on detailing the wheels as we speak too
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the current for render engine (someone correct me if im wrong) doesnt, but i have another real time engine i can use for that so will try that also
, thanks for all the comments and feedback this model and image is growing nicelyworking on the wheel detail now
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Awesome model, Kev_N.
For rendering, you should try using HDRI if your rendering engine allows it. It will give it a new realistic dimension and depth to your renders.
Best,
_KN
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It's amazing... you should try to put it into a futuristic urban scenery, only if such thing would exist as a HDRi environment image
the model comes up pretty realistic when you work on it more and more and more
keep it up, looking forward for some new images of the concept.
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