3D Visualisation - On the fly
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Hey peeps,
I haven't posted anything in a while. Thought you might find this blog post interesting. It's about the torturous process of creating a 3D model using only photographs and the awesome ability to then redesign it (without leaving your desk)!
http://anitabrowndesignstudio.com/2015/04/12/3d-visualisation-on-the-fly/
Anita
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Nice example!
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@cotty said:
Nice example!
Thanks
Doing little personal projects like this also lets me illustrate more funky interiors, that I'm rarely given the opportunity to create with professional commissions (by Interior Designers). -
Very convincing!
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@pilou said:
Very convincing!
How many times for that ?Thanks Pilou, the curved pillars could have been a little more curved but hey, after a while when you're creating these things you start seeing double
How many times for what?!
Anita
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From Zero to end
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@pilou said:
From Zero to end
You'll have to forgive me, I'm a bit slow today (living in 3D world does that to a person). Do you mean how long did it take me to create the 3D model?
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That's what he is exactly saying.
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@rich o brien said:
That's what he is exactly saying.
Here's yer man weighing in...
Let's see, if I remember correctly I had 4 days to construct the space and add the interior elements for the original project.
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Bravo!
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Beautiful render and model.
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Very good work!
I like it a lot!
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good stuff, only crit is everything seems a bit "floaty" like nothing actually touches the floor....can you bump up AO or something?
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@olishea said:
good stuff, only crit is everything seems a bit "floaty" like nothing actually touches the floor....can you bump up AO or something?
Whilst there are shadows, I see your point - at this stage, the simple answer to that is no! lol I don't want to upset the image with noise etc. You know how tricky it can be to get the right balance. To be honest, it is a brightly lit room, with a light floor.
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