In this third and final tutorial of this series, we look at using topographic mapping data, point cloud terrain data and building massing data from the Digimap service to generate a rendered isometric landscape. In addition, we also incorporate the woodland generation script from the prior tutorial to provide an aesthetically useful method for rendering a low-poly woodland.
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I have uploaded to YouTube the first two tutorials/walkthroughs I have been planning on recording, detailing workflows and methods I have used during my Master of Architecture studies. I hope they will be of use to other students and practitioners, and if anyone has any comments or requests, please leave a comment below the videos in question.
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Quick post. WIP of version 2 of the poster for comms media. Have today and tomorrow to finish it, then back into full pelt portfolio prep mode. To say I’m stressed is an understatement.
Blog postings may be sporadic or non-existent over May, I’ll try and get one or two in, but no promises. We’re nearly at the end of a very trying academic year that has tested all of us.
And now, back to work.
Learning Photoshop (cont.)
And done. I hope. I ain’t going to touch it for the rest of the break anyway. We’ve got a seminar on the Monday for Comms Media, and I need to focus on the main project now. Time really does go quickly.
Learning Photoshop (cont.)
So, I know I said no updates over the break, but /meh.
Comms Media render I’m working on. Need to take a look at the main project again by tomorrow afternoon. Ideally want to get this render wrapped up by lunch tomorrow (so probably early afternoon maybe?).
Learning Photoshop
Early Illustrator Work
Two images. The 2014 mountain scene was a project to help familiarise myself with Illustrator, using various online tutorials.
The 2007 image is a photomanipulation based on a photo I took (with an ancient Motorola Razr 2!) during my first, and only enjoyable, nightclub experience I ever had.