1). THREE IMAGES AND CLIENT WORDS
This is one of my previous works, a fictional map I drew in 2016 for a friend who was writing a fantasy novel. I used 0.4mm Artline pen on grid paper (which in hindsight was a mistake, as it made it hard to remove the grid lines after I scanned it in.) I used different weights on each line to represent its importance - thick for coastlines, thin for roads and rivers, etc.
The Chrysler Building in Manhattan, New York is, in my opinion, one of the best examples of 20th century Art-Deco architecture in the world. It's striking steel and brick facade stands out as an icon among the Midtown skyline. I had the privilege of visiting the Chrysler building in person in 2014 for a music tour and was blown away by the amount of detail both inside and out.
I took this photo earlier this year on a trip to Boston and Chicago. This panorama taken from the top of the Prudential Tower shows the north side of Boston, with the Back Bay area in the foreground and the MIT campus across the Charles River. This was taken using the panorama feature on an iPhone 6.
Click here for a link to the three client images and descriptive words:
http://zackheffernan.blogspot.com.au/2018/02/blog-post.html
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2). 18 SECTIONS
Click here for a link to the 18 section sketches:
http://zackheffernan.blogspot.com.au/2018/03/section-sketches-week-1.html
Below are the two sketches I used as inspiration for the draft and final model.
2A). THE FIRST MODEL
The model below was essentially my first time using Sketchup, and as a result its relatively simple. However, the process of creating it introduced me to the various tools and plugins Sketchup has to offer. It's based on Sketch No.4 (above).
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3). STAIRS
Click here for a link to the 8 sections of the stairs:
http://zackheffernan.blogspot.com.au/2018/03/studio-0903-stairs-sketches.html
Below are screenshots of the stairs being incorporated into the Sketchup Model
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4). 36 TEXTURES
Click here for a link to the 36 textures:
http://zackheffernan.blogspot.com.au/2018/03/studio-2003-36-textures.html
Here are my three chosen textures - "Ethereal", "Patchwork", and "Squishy"
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4A). THE SECOND MODEL
Below is a few images of the second Sketchup model, which is based loosely on Section No.3.
In Browser 3D Viewer (*WIP*)
Motorbike model:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/3828c60880857f167536e38de317fc00/destroyable-motorbike
Handbag model:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/u93feb514-f759-41f4-9f53-47af488eb308/BAYAN-EL-%C3%87ANTASI
Desk Model:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/u4f09eca2-1aae-46bf-a76a-48df5d32e872/Glass-Desk
My Final Model:
https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/a10a4721-7b84-4fee-a9f8-ed1f94fe56b8/ARCH1101-Experiment-1-Model
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5) ANIMATIONS
THANKS!
