Commercial Building by tktripp

Cinema 4D • Architecture • posted on Nov 26, 2003

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Description

this is a presentation image for a project i am doing in florida. c4d was used to render the building twice... once with radiosity and texures and again as a cell. the two images were composited in corel photo paint and the texture was added in painter. i hope you like it.

Comments (12)

AnneCHPostma

6:32AM | Wed, 26 November 2003

Excellent ... should be a nice presentation !

LCGuy

8:11AM | Wed, 26 November 2003

Very well done. Most pwople who don't know the pratice of architecture can't appreciate the style you have here, but, its right in keeping with the "sketchy" type of styles that we architects like to use to convey theoretical projects that are still in the preliminary stages. Excellent work.

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Apache2k

10:04AM | Wed, 26 November 2003

A very interesting and fresh idea,, i like it very much. A2k

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Perry6

12:35PM | Wed, 26 November 2003

Excellent! Hope the presentation is a success!

abotrix

12:41PM | Wed, 26 November 2003

Very nice. I like the paper feel to it. Excellent!!

rem_cl

12:45PM | Wed, 26 November 2003

A Very good alternative for a good presentation. Congrats.

MartinK

5:30PM | Wed, 26 November 2003

Yes, very effective indeed!

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Curious

9:25AM | Thu, 27 November 2003

very nice and different X)

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strata

8:47AM | Sat, 29 November 2003

Yes, very effective presentation!! Excellent! :))

elusive

10:26AM | Sat, 29 November 2003

I love this image, especially because of its great illustrative style and tactile qualities. Despite being a highly 'polished' and professional piece it trancends the clich so often seen in 3D work (i.e. to perfect and shiny; not enough visual interest). My only (minor) criticism is that the brush strokes used to reveal the radiosity render are a bit 'messy', especially above the two smaller Audis. Perhaps if the brush strokes were more uniform in direction they would be less distracting. I admit that this is a very subjective criticism! (P.S. It's the first image I've added to my faves list so it must be good)

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