Good to see you're continuing to post to your blog, some students are falling behind the weekly blog requirements Jeremy has been setting out.
Good use of a grid layout to arrange the materials. I can see a consistency of the material qualities in each image - the top one seems to focus on materials with flat, matte colours and strong, contrasting lines that cut through them. The bottom image seems to suggest you've picked more smooth, reflective, silky materials that could perhaps be used to inspire some amorphous building forms. But I can only guess at this because you haven't provided any explanatory text with this post!
Also, as with the other students, it would be good to see some images of your developing model and PDFs, and even some test renders.
I hope all other progress is going well with your assignment 2.
Good to see you're continuing to post to your blog, some students are falling behind the weekly blog requirements Jeremy has been setting out.
ReplyDeleteGood use of a grid layout to arrange the materials. I can see a consistency of the material qualities in each image - the top one seems to focus on materials with flat, matte colours and strong, contrasting lines that cut through them. The bottom image seems to suggest you've picked more smooth, reflective, silky materials that could perhaps be used to inspire some amorphous building forms. But I can only guess at this because you haven't provided any explanatory text with this post!
Also, as with the other students, it would be good to see some images of your developing model and PDFs, and even some test renders.
I hope all other progress is going well with your assignment 2.
Stephen Davey