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Snow and ice in architectural renderings is not that usual; this one shows accurately how places don't clear off the ice and snow though.
the eyes are still a little messed up here. It always takes me a few tries to get the eyes just right.
Rendering made by 3Diamonds (me) with cinema4D & Photoshop
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A rendering that I made during my studies in order to improve my photoshop skills.
I had tried to incorporate something of the Porsche design language...not entirely successful...
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The rendering on the front sections of our new house are now complete. 3:56pm, Sunday the 5th of December, 2021.
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I don't remember drawing this one. Not sure I designed it. Remember being inspired by a frame that Time had released.
This rendering was done with Prismacolor markers and some colored pencils. This one took a lot less time than my colored pencil renderings. The chair is from anthropologie.com.
Tree and Barn
Drawn with 8B pencil and smudge stick on cheap sketch paper, from my imagination. This was one of my first attempts at rendering trees "shadow first" (see below), and as such is not too hot. Overall, the little sketch is satisfying (at least to me), but the tree is too round and is lacking texture (which is somewhat due to the very dull, soft pencil), and the composition is surely not great.
Also in evidence is the problem with using cheap sketch paper -- my ink drawing on the other side of the page is showing through. Ugh.
I've been reading a really good book on drawing trees and such: On Drawing Trees and Nature: A Classic Victorian Manual, by J.D. Harding. While the prose is dense as concrete to modern readers, it offers no-nonsense rendering advice that I felt I could put to use immediately.
I stayed up late last night scribbling out trees in pencil and pen, just making up stuff. I think this book and some practice will give me the skills I need to do better rendering of plants and trees from life.
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Rendering by Wallace Hughes of a design by Jon Bolton Design Group. Watercolor on a print on 90# watercolor paper.
Posted for the Lynn Hake "Art-A-Day' project in conjunction with the Jay Weesner watercolor class. For day 6/6/2023.
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In this architectural rendering, it was shown that the Cheshire 'Big' Bloom was originally going to be some sort of next-generation Food Lion prototype, which some retail people would call it: "Round Format 2.0." Food Lion had things in mind, like going upscale for the people around the Cheshire neighborhood who want an even bigger store. When they announced the Bloom concept, they decided to use the planned Cheshire Commons store as a test store for the concept, and so it did! The modifications to the store's design were adding windows to the bottom of the storefront, bending the entrance on the right-hand side of the round exterior, moving the customer service desk to the middle of the checkout lanes and rebranding to "Guest Services" (fancy ain't it?), and going back to straightened aisles.
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Bloom (Food Lion), 2004-built, West Sugar Creek Road, Charlotte, North Carolina