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Architectural Designs - On the Drawing BoardPost your Architectural Work In Proggress Here. Display what is on your drawing board so to speak to show off and obtain constructive criticism.
I've been messing with a SketchUp to Modo effort over the past few months and I thought I'd post some images I have mage using a reference photo I shot in Chicago a month ago. Just trying to match the mood of the reference file, then later images use some HDRI's I made for twilight images.
This has been an excercise to learn more about Modo's rendering capabilites.
Here's the reference then my model attempting to match the reference image.
Here are a couple images where I added some sculptural elements to the plaza. One is a reproduction of a sculpture outside of an engineering school in my hometown. I had to model for another project so I dropped it in this model to add some color.
The second is a play on the Robert Indiana "Love" sculpture.
Director Bob,
Thanks. I'm setting some textures in SkecthUp, but most are done in Modo.
Yes, I'm a Mac guy. Been one for a long time. My first Mac was a 9500 so it hasn't been a real, real long time, but it's been a while. I've been pretty anxious to try Vray. Hopefully the plugin for SketchUp get's here soon. Maybe this spring.
I like Cheetah3d. I was kind of an unofficial beta tester. Cheetah has a great animation timeline and when combined with an HDRI it's pretty hard to beat for exteriors. I like the epix export out of Cheetah. You can get some nice illustration effects by rendering in Cheetah then taking the file into Piranesi for further work.
Jake, that is great work! I folowed some of that at Luxology forums and I am glad that you come here also!. Your homemade HDRI work great. I love the twiglight shots, did you add some direct light source with high degree of shadow spread or it is just lighten by HDRI?
Dayshots work very nice also, I would just try to make trees in postwork, if you have some decent winter tree textures...
Textures are also very nice, granite especially...
Keep posting your work, very interesting...