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Riot Design (UK) Ltd was commissioned by SDA Architects to produce 2 external marketing images for this prestigious office and residential development in the heart of Harrogate town centre.
Manchester House was a competition based project for HKR Architects, Riot Design (UK) Ltd was asked to compose 3 images to show how the building impacted on its immediate surroundings.
Watching lots of people check-out SitePoint's 5-for-1 sale. Every
dollar from this sale will be donated to victims of the recent
Australian bushfires.
Lucas [iphone]
The following applet www.aharef.info/static/htmlgraph/ was used to generate the above image of the web site www.hull.ac.uk
Ken's whiteboard draft at the end of a long day kicking around the essence of the Fu.
Next step - turning this into a kick-ass infographic!
This visualisation is a snapshot and shows only one part of one assemblage at one point in time. I place EduTweetOz nominally at the centre only because it provided the starting point of this data story
This gives us the chance to see what certain arrangements may look like when planning pyromusicals and intricate displays.
Situated in the Leeds city centre, adjacent to the train station, Riot Design (UK) Ltd was asked by SMC Gower for a competition to produce a series of photo realistic images to exhibit the eye-catching design of the proposed development.
Visualising Social Stories Workshop, Hong Kong | 1st–2nd April 2017 at Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre,
30 Pak Tin Street, 3413 Shek Kip Mei, Hong Kong.
HT Meagher O’Reilly recruited Riot Design (UK) Ltd to develop a short film to show off the award winning Chesterfield development. Situated in Dublin in the most select of neighbourhoods, consisting of 142 luxurious apartments and penthouses set in beautifully landscaped gardens it was clear from the onset that this was prestigious development.
“When the aim is to visualise ourselves, whether it be as a traditional knowledge holder, a land owner, or surpassing settler expectations, digital spaces become cultural reconfigurations.”
- susie anderson, beyond rewriting the story: achieving Indigenous sovereignty through Virtual Reality
In Seven Generations Later, you are invited to step into a space where Indigenous youth are the authors of the coming world. Three young artists participated last summer in 7th Generation Avatar Design, one of the Initiative for Indigenous Future’s Skins Workshop, hosted by imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival and Eshkiniigjik Naandwechigegamig Aabiish Gaa Binjibaaying Indigenous Youth Agency. Over the course of nine weekends, the students channeled their hopes and anxieties about the world into unique visions of their descendants in potential tomorrows. Each artist presents a 3D version of the character they created, a portrait, and a sound piece.
Exhibition Text by Anastasia Erickson, Exhibition Design by Kahentawaks Tiewishaw
This is an image of those stars through a UV filter. Note that if scaled linearly to the maximum brightness, the stars only show up as a tiny bright dot in the centre; the central cluster is apparently very dense compared to everything else...
In the future, I could use a logarithmic plot to show the intensity of dimmer stars better. Now, it's Friday evening and I don't want to spend all night coding filters.