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The Barcelona Pavilion by Mies van der Rohe. Rendered in Rhino 4.0 with Flamingo Photometric. Check that alabaster wall on the right - HOTT!
A 300 mt dal mare ...
Stiamo realizzando il Complesso Immobiliare “Lido Blu” composto da 8 appartamenti di alto pregio, di cui uno con super-attico, in classe A situati in una zona centralissima di Lido di Camaiore. Per informazioni 0584-943301
One more render of my Carnival Girl..
See more on my website: www.characterink.com/2010/11/14/carnival-girl/
Real-time DirectX® 9.0 viewport render within 3ds Max, just for fun.
Part of an article about how I create characters for games.
Read it here:
www.characterink.com/2011/02/11/creating-a-real-time-game...
Casino de Juegos Rivera Norte
Concepción
Alumna: Mariela Offermann Perelló
Prof. Guia: Arq. Manuel Durán
The former Irish Centre, Mount Pleasant.
This is Liverpool's oldest place of Public Amusement.
Opened 1816 as the Wellington Rooms.
Just a rendering project of mine. It came out really well but someone thought the bottom of his tracks were jagged when it's really just the tread.
The Blender Logo. I created this in Blender from a reference image. It is not perfect, but I did try hard to make it look good.
More fun with Lego, Blender renders
Googled Top 100 Film Scenes as a bit of motivation for future renders. I'm hoping this one is quite obvious otherwise I will cry, well sniffle a bit, at least scowl disapprovingly in your general direction. That said, I'm partially blind so 'your general direction' might still be a good 90* + out of wack?
One of my all-time favourite films. Have probably racked up double-figures when it comes to viewing figures?
Pretty happy with the output at least till I noticed bits I need to fix like mirroring the back to the front. I love combining different tools to populate the final render, like in this one I've modelled in Blender and finished off in Photoshop!
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Some other albums of mine I hope you'll enjoy:
Bokeh
Twitter ID: erraticspace
Tumblr ID: space-rbo
Instagram (opens in same page!)
Instagram: My cat + friends
Instagram: Me - Non-cat stuff.
Made a bunch of test renders for my Dreamwish concept. The Dreamwish medicine makes you dream any dream that you want to dream. Variations in materials and compositions. The final image will be 50x50 cm.
The walk up The Esplanade in Lynmouth towards Riverside Road near Lynmouth Harbour and the East Lyn River.
Riverside Road, Lynmouth
Smiths Coffee House - Seabreeze Cottage.
Grade II Listed Building
Description
This list entry was subject to a Minor Amendment on 08/01/2015
SS7149
858-1/4/76
LYNTON AND LYNMOUTH, Lynmouth,
MARS HILL,
Seabreeze Cottage
(Formerly listed as No. 1 Seabreeze Cottage, LYNMOUTH STREET (West side).
Previously listed as: Skye Cottage, MARS HILL, LYNTON)
19/07/50
GV II
House at end of row. Early to mid C19, possibly incorporating
some earlier work. Rendered, thatch roof. A single-depth
cottage at the end of the row which climbs Mars Hill to the
left.
2 storeys; irregular 3-window range. The first floor has a
margin-pane French window to a balcony in 3 bays of wood
balustrading to the left, and, with lintels at a lower level,
two 2-light small-pane casements, all in plain reveals. The
ground floor has an early display window in 20 panes, with
curved glass returns; to the left is a C19 door, and to the
right a C20 door, all contained under the balcony, which has
glazed cheeks. To the right, centred between the windows
above, is a broad 2-light small-pane casement. The eaves has a
scalloped fretted board set forward from the wall plane The
right gable, with stack, has a raised verge with slate coping
on a kneeler to the front, a 2-light casement at first floor,
matching those to the front, and a smaller glass block light
to the ground floor. The bottom half of the corner here is
rounded, and the rear is set to a curve running into a set
back outshut. The rear wall has some 4-pane sashes, and one
small 12-pane.
INTERIOR not generally accessible, but may be of interest. The
ground floor retains some flagstone paving, and the end room
to the right has a range under a bressumer, and with bread
oven.
The scale of the building suggests early origins, and its
position corresponds with the earliest settlement here. An
early photograph (Loveless) shows that there was a 16-pane
sash to the right of the (overgrown) balcony, and only one
2-light casement at this upper level.
(Loveless J: Reflections on Lynton and Lynmouth, Old and New:
Plymouth: 1989-).
Listing NGR: SS7222649642