I second Bob's comment, the use of colour is very effective.
Beautiful presentation, very simple.
I second Bob's comment, the use of colour is very effective.
Beautiful presentation, very simple.
My family are all from Birmingham and I was born and brought up in a place called Kenilworth which as you can see from Wiki is famous for bugger all:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenilworth
But my adopted City of Belfast has a very long and impressive list of things (Titanic etc.), People (CS Lewis, Lord Kelvin etc.) and Places.
Belfast:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belfast
Famous Belfast People:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notable_Belfast_People
A bit of reference:
Between 87 and 97 I lived in London and shared a few houses with a few people but no one quite like Meg for meeting people she already knew.
Meg is from Darien, Connecticut and went to school in Tennessee (I think). She would repeatedly bump into people from Darien or people she went to school with whilst getting on or off a tube train but the weirdist one was when she was temping at some big office and one day the big boss heard her accent and asked where she came from, the conversation went something like this:
'Where are you from in America?' he asks
'Connecticut' she says
'O I've got a house in Connecticut' he says
'Where abouts?' he asks
'Darien' she says
'Wow, that's weird, that's where my house is' he says
'What street' he asks
'Bla Bla Bla street' she says (Ok I don't actually know where but you get the gist)
'Silence'
'Uhhh.... that's where my house is!' he says.
It turns out that it was the house opposite Meg's mothers that was never occupied!
Meg quite use to this sort of thing was quite unfazed by it but he was just a little shocked by all accounts.
I remembered the name of the building in London, its called 'The ark' and its by Ralph Erskine, here's a link:
http://www.galinsky.com/buildings/ark/index.htm
In London at Hammersmith Roundabout there is a building whose walls pitch out like yours, I can't remember its name but its quite famous. It produced a problem that nobody foresaw, the sound of the traffic bounced off the walls and was reflected back down to the local residents.
If you were to add louvres/fin etc. to break up the smooth reflective suftace it would prevent this problem.
A China Man walks in to a bar with a parrot on his shoulder.
The bar man says "Where'd you get that"?
"China, there's bloody millions of them over there" the parrot replies.
Granted, Your now an East German female shot-put champion
I wish I'd never started smoking 20 years ago.
Granted, under the title:
"Meet the man who gets to wash Slip Knot's Underware"
I wish I had a superpower
Granted but its cleaned by Tracy Emin
I wish I could play the Piano like Jools Holland.
Granted but there's only one toilet per city due to lack of demand.
I wish my boss could plan things properly
My first quick thought it to check the image mode (Image Menu/Mode) it should be RGB Colour.
If its not then change it and check the channels.
Thanks all for the nice comments.
Robert, I know what you mean but this part of the presentation was to show how well the scheme fits in with the existing street whilst someone talks the audience through it, if it went faster then by the time they've mentioned one thing they already beyond the next point they wanted to make.
Apart from all that YOUR RIGHT, its turgid, slow and boring!!. The ability to plan and edit shots is not one of my skills, I tried to find a course here but to no avail, I assume it would be perceived in the film industry as directing.
If anybody has some ideas or knows of an online resource then I'd love to know about it/them
Back to the anim:
Tell you what, take a guess at to which is the new scheme, a gift box of 300 spare vertex's to the winner.
Granted, just don't ask where it came from.
I wish the Half-Live Orange Box would come out early.
Granted but the Roman empire never disintegrated and the whole world speaks Latin .
I wish I'd bought Microsoft shares in 1977
Granted but the other 2 are password protected requiring you to use 2 of the 3 to get the passwords.
I wish I had an A1 touch sensitive 3D screen and SketchUp v15
Been busy on this project for a while, Knocked out an animation for a presentation and thought I'd upload it to Youtube:
The original is 1024x768 and comes in at 1.75Gb
It was exported from SU as TIFF's at 2048x1536 with the result of ~7400 frames coming in at a rather heavy 86Gb.
The export failed twice when the camera tried to pass through a wall and a tree (me bad) otherwise it went perfectly.
I was getting between ~2 and ~3.5 frames per minute, which I thought was good considering the size of the model (21Mb) and the complexity of the scene.