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An early renderhouse visualisation project, very fine people, Staf Claessen and his wife. They invited me to take a look at the 'work in progress'. You can easily compare the renders and the final result
Our rendered landscape architect's plan for this residential development. More information on Iverson Road on our website.
Architectural rendering from CAD plans for local architects and developers. A series of timber cabin designs for a local company.
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information representation/visualisation of two years worth of temperature, 2008/5 -> 2010/5, in central Helsinki.
the height is the temperature, each row is one week and there are 53*2 rows.
The low dips are in winter.
Looking very much forward to milling this from wood - soon!
November 6, 2018 at 10:00amuntil December 31, 2018 at 4:00pm at Sharing Not Hoarding, Slessor Gardens
A series of posters for public space by Glasgow based artist and animator, John Butler. Xerox’s Paradox: The more we automate, the harder we will work. XP is a collection of utility clothing designs for the age of symbolic labour. In an environment of total productivity, humans will only have to work harder in order to justify their continued existence. This ‘New Labour’ will serve a moral, rather than productive purpose, absorbing and dissipating excess human energy. Xerox’s Paradox is technology’s inverse effect. Xerox’s fear of the paperless office led to the GUI, which created an explosion in the production of printed matter.
About the Artist
Glasgow based Duncan of Jordanstone Collage of Art and Design graduate John Butler creates animations and short speculative fiction films. His works has been shown at Fuchs Projects, Tramway, Lovebytes Festival and on BBC 2 and Channel 4. His animation have screened at festivals including Edinburgh Film Festival, Impakt Festival (Utrecht), Transmediale (Berlin) and EMAF (Osnabruk).
Image Credit: Kathryn Rattray Photography