by Tim Alatorre
Posted on October 16, 2009
Comments Off on Revit Mental Ray Renderings in Design Development
In the “old” days of architecture, the Architect, a skilled artist in his own right, would sketch a perspective view of a room or the building as a whole early on in design process. As the concepts and visions evolved these sketches were revised or redrawn numerous times. This combined with a mountain of floor…
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on June 1, 2009
Artlantis, Sketchup, sloArch Staff Sample Work, software, Tools
Comments Off on Extreme Artlantis Animation
Never content until I’ve reached the limits of possibility, I created this rendering as a way of testing more of Artlantis Studio’s capabilities. This is a simple animation of the SloArch logo but there is a lot going on in 34 seconds. The modeling was all done with SketchUp. As I did with my previous…
by Tim Alatorre
Posted on May 15, 2009
Comments Off on Using Artlantis to Bring the ReZist-It Panel to Life.
Here is a short video of my first animation using the Artlantis software package to show how the ReZist-It panel system is assembled. The model geometry was created in Google Sketchup and each piece was imported individually and saved as an object. Each object was then individually placed and animated. Render time: 20:11:29 Frame count: 1050…