The Principles Of Architectural Visualization - Page 2

3D_IC · January 31st, 2007

Learning the correct use of light, colour space etc can be done and is very important, but I think the person learning also needs to have a natural gift for art and design or at least a very keen interest.

he he didn't realise there were so many ozzy artists on here

Justin Hunt · January 31st, 2007

Totally agree, alot of it can be learnt but having real talent makes alot of difference. Most people stop learning how to draw at the age of 6 and then go on for the rest of their lives drawing what they know rather than what the see. This can be seen in portaits done by the average person. The eyes are always drawn staight on regardless of the angle of the head.

Talent is good. Developing that talent is essential. Even the masters never stopped learning

JHV

guitarboy · January 31st, 2007

wow, there are tonnes of aussies on here, cool.

i cant really say anything new to whats already been said, but i totally agree with the point that everyone is always going to be learning and evolving their work as they go thru life. having a creative flair isnt something that can be taught, but it is something that can be nutured and helped to improve along the way.

thats what i think anyway, but im only a young artist still trying to get into the 3d world, so each to their own veiw.

alexg · February 1st, 2007

Ah, finally found a hang out place for oz mates. Got a VB, fellas?

back in the traditional rendering times, there were several books on how to draw perspectives, or watercolor techniques in architecture perspectives.
those books are really useful as they cover the fundamentals on composition, framing, point of view etc.

guitarboy · February 1st, 2007

haha bugger the vb mate, get a tooheys new into ya.

top stuff

Ian P · February 1st, 2007

Say hello to my cousin stu for me boys, he lives in oz so you'll probably know him !

aldo lanzi · February 1st, 2007

hi i think that its a mix of natural talent, creativity , love for computers,
and learning all days...
soory for my english

vizwhiz · February 1st, 2007

not sure where This falls into The over-all arch viz Tech skills skill-set
but what about 'Listening' To The client and after They get done Talking

Then Translating That into what It Is That They really want you To do
psychic mind-reader in Training, is a good Talent To have To do arch Viz

just an Idea

Randy

mahorela · February 1st, 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by vizwhiz

psychic mind-reader in Training, is a good Talent To have To do arch Viz
Randy

damn straight

Tooheys, VB, bah............XXXX all the way

oh by the way Ian......I'll just lean over the back fence and tell him you said G'day...LOL

Justin Hunt · February 1st, 2007

Keep the Tooheys new, have you had a Tooheys Pills?

Ian as it turns out my cousin is in the UK do you know her?

Observation of everything around you. Seeing how its done in the movies and reading lots of different types of books, and of cause draw, draw and draw.

JHV

January 31st, 2007	#11 (permalink)
3D_IC Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Perth Age: 31 Posts: 150 Name: David Crossley	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization Learning the correct use of light, colour space etc can be done and is very important, but I think the person learning also needs to have a natural gift for art and design or at least a very keen interest. he he didn't realise there were so many ozzy artists on here

January 31st, 2007	#12 (permalink)
Justin Hunt Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Brisbane Age: 34 Posts: 1,381 Name: Justin Hunt	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization Totally agree, alot of it can be learnt but having real talent makes alot of difference. Most people stop learning how to draw at the age of 6 and then go on for the rest of their lives drawing what they know rather than what the see. This can be seen in portaits done by the average person. The eyes are always drawn staight on regardless of the angle of the head. Talent is good. Developing that talent is essential. Even the masters never stopped learning JHV

January 31st, 2007	#13 (permalink)
guitarboy Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane Age: 23 Posts: 139 Name: Josh Bowell	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization wow, there are tonnes of aussies on here, cool. i cant really say anything new to whats already been said, but i totally agree with the point that everyone is always going to be learning and evolving their work as they go thru life. having a creative flair isnt something that can be taught, but it is something that can be nutured and helped to improve along the way. thats what i think anyway, but im only a young artist still trying to get into the 3d world, so each to their own veiw.

February 1st, 2007	#14 (permalink)
alexg Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Australia Age: 36 Posts: 182 Name: Alex Gunawan	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization Ah, finally found a hang out place for oz mates. Got a VB, fellas? back in the traditional rendering times, there were several books on how to draw perspectives, or watercolor techniques in architecture perspectives. those books are really useful as they cover the fundamentals on composition, framing, point of view etc. __________________ Alex G www.3da.net.au/www.3designarchitect.com

February 1st, 2007	#15 (permalink)
guitarboy Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Brisbane Age: 23 Posts: 139 Name: Josh Bowell	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization haha bugger the vb mate, get a tooheys new into ya. top stuff

February 1st, 2007	#16 (permalink)
Ian P Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Chester, UK Age: 33 Posts: 98 Name: Ian Peters	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization Say hello to my cousin stu for me boys, he lives in oz so you'll probably know him ! __________________ www.visualisationone.com

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aldo lanzi Junior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: uruguay Age: 27 Posts: 18 Name: aldo lanz	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization hi i think that its a mix of natural talent, creativity , love for computers, and learning all days... soory for my english

February 1st, 2007	#18 (permalink)
vizwhiz Veteran Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: arizona usa, earth/universe Age: 56 Posts: 1,010 Name: Randy Sanders	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization not sure where This falls into The over-all arch viz Tech skills skill-set but what about 'Listening' To The client and after They get done Talking Then Translating That into what It Is That They really want you To do *psychic mind-reader in Training*, is a good Talent To have To do arch Viz just an Idea Randy

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Justin Hunt Veteran Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Brisbane Age: 34 Posts: 1,381 Name: Justin Hunt	Re: The Principles Of Architectural Visualization Keep the Tooheys new, have you had a Tooheys Pills? Ian as it turns out my cousin is in the UK do you know her? Observation of everything around you. Seeing how its done in the movies and reading lots of different types of books, and of cause draw, draw and draw. JHV

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