Lord of 3D Models

    

Hey everyone! Hopefully it's all been well recently!

Life from home has pretty much continued to be the same for me; I've slowed down in regards to exploring the city and have just been spending time at home. It's been nice to just stay in, relax, and focus on me.

Work on the other hand has been anything but typical. This past week I have done a lot of 3D modeling and rendering. Most of it has been a continuation of a project I've been working with since the first week. The task this time though was to setup a rendered plan and 3D model for one of the stakeholders. The whole process is similar to what I would have normally done, but I was taught new workflows in bringing AutoCAD linework into photoshop - I must say it was a lifesaver and saves so much time.



From there, it was just about building the Rhino model out and importing to D5 for rendering. I've slowly started getting a little faster thanks to the commands my team taught me, so it was nice to fully put what I have learned into practice. D5 has also been a breeze and I like it a lot more than Lumion so far - hopefully they have a student discount because its a must have.





That project and tasks have pretty much taken up most of my time this past week, so there's not much else to report for now, but I'm sure I will have more to share later this week. I hope you all have a great week!

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