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Name: ophelia pang  |
master layout plans in stylish way
I am looking for a stylish way in presenting master layout plans. We used to render the 3D components such as houses and buildings, and composite them with landscape in photoshop, like attached. But now the client wants something special, and "stylish". So could anyone please suggest or give samples?
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Re: master layout plans in stylish way
not really sure what you are looking for. attached is a recent one i was working on last week, but the plug got pulled on it. it is only half complete, which is the reason for the random colored pieces here and there.
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