how you think this art work

[thurazaw]

How do you guys think the attached art work from 3D visualizer point of view in terms of combining art and culture in visual style?

[Chris MacDonald]

Could you please post a smaller version of it, this one just is too big. =/

[thurazaw]

Please follow this link, http://www.bridgemanart.com/asset/105007/O'Gorman-Juan-1905-82/Mexico-City-1942-tempera-on-masonite

thanks

[pailhead]

Any chance the question could be rephrased, i don't understand it.

[Umesh Raut]

I think it would be better to visit the museum in Mexico City and photograph it to understand.

Even the question is wayward and seemingly worhtless as Dusan has pointed out above.

[thurazaw]

Well, basically, I am thinking to add art aspect in 3d visualization and research the way art sells the idea and tells the story that I can inspire to make the visualization work more alive. I found the image from Art in Latin America book and thought the picture may have some tips that can support my thinking. For example: what kind of features / characters tell the story and make the image more alive?

Sorry if it still doesn't make sense.... thanks

[Nic H]

I think it would be great to see more works like this - the representation of architecture / the built environment is rather staid and dull these days.

Everything basically looks the same (save for a few lens flares / 'realistic' effects) when it comes to architectural visualization.

 

This is a pretty much a reflection on clients and economically driven processes and what they think people want to see. Architects and developers in particular are very conservative when it comes to the way their buildings are represented.