DsgnVsualization

Hi, Stuff I have been working on for a project. Like everything still a learning curve Gladly welcome any comments and crits

Thanks for the info and tutorial reference- I will check more of them out

I have another question about 3ds Max - I am working on an animation - are there any basic things that will increase effeciency in time on a small animation? I only have access to one computer that must constantly render. I was just curious how other people achieved short animations like what settings do you use , etc... Thanks

Basic Question- How do you make a chair look realistic , with rounded edges? I mean the upholstry , like the rounded arms of a chair or sofa? Thanks

Life is so busy right now , I am teaching etc.... but I hope this is better but I know I could still do alot more work. Again I greatly welcome anything C + C . More images to come Thanks

Thanks alot , all of the information is extremly helpful. I am actually finishing up school and this is my last project. I will submit again soon. Lots to learn:D

Still working on images , but please tell me what I can do to improve the images. Thanks - still lots of work to be done

I am actually writing a research paper/ graduate project ( Visualization) for my final class in graduate school. To answer your questions - Yes, everything is chemical free etc.... such as organic cotton, wood is finished with water-based low-voc finishes, FSC certified wood etc... It is actually a renovation and I have done sun studies but this is just a backdrop with a couple of lights in it for furniture modeling/material expermientation. They will be put in the major file with correct sunlighting. I hope that sustainable will not be just a fad but become a major factor in design that should always be considered. I am interested in the sustainable design process and using visualization as a tool in the design process. Still alot , I mean a whole lot of work to go

The design was for a woman who has severe asthma and is unable to tolerate any chemicals as this exacerbates her condition. The furniture finishes and paints contain low or no Voc’s (Volatile Organic Compounds) Everything is made of organic cotton and hemp materials, the wood ( recycled wood ) furniture is finished with water based finishes and non-toxic adhesives etc… This was incredibly hard to design and make it aesthetically pleasing due to the limited amounts of resources in this area. It basically contributes to better indoor air quality. This is a growing area of interest in the Architecture and Interior Design communities. I hope this helps explain what I meant by Sustainable Interior.

This is a Sustainable Interior Design that I am working on but far from finished. Would appreciate any C+C .

Sorry I guess I was posting in the wrong forum. I was more interested in the photoshop technique. I photoshoped the furniture because that is exactly the items I wanted to use. But I am going back in and modeling the stuff or finding it in the 3D warehouse etc... I was just wondering I could get it to look more preliminary like a sketch or even a watercolor. I have just found that type of thing to do , hard in the past but thought I would see if anyone had any ideas. I do apologize I shoud have posted in the photoshop category.

Thanks for the tutorial it helped alot. I really like the look you applied in SketchUp/Photoshop. If I could get some advice from anyone I would appreciate it. I used SketchUp and Photoshop for my image here. The building and wall materials were applied in SketchUp but all the furniture was photoshop in. Is there anyway I could actually make this look more artistically rendered?

Hi , I am working on a Recreational Vehicle. Just the Interior Design Portion of the project but can you use Autodesk Revit for this type of project. I am just getting into parametric modeling etc... Thanks

Thanks that helps alot, I have been using areas for still - everyone keeps telling me they are blurry ( lots to learn )

Hi , I have been using the Area AA but which one really gives the crisp clean look?