Studio Loft [Digital Modeling]

This assignment was to design an open layout studio unit using the floor plan provided. When completed this space was to provide a place to sleep, dine, lounge, and prepare food. Furniture and built-ins could be used to define space but additional partition walls were not allowed. With-in this space the dining room table and chairs, along with the white bookcase were custom pieces that I designed. In addition to these, the painting in the dining area was one that I painted in reality for my personal bedroom, entitled Elliptic Space.

Entering into the Space

Sleeping Area

View From Kitchen

View from Living Area

View from Office Area

Scenes of Disclosure

Each of these images contain three images that have been morphed together to create one image. The top and middle images were both iterations and the bottom image was my final for my Visual Communications assignment. All three images were created to embody the word industrial.

Iteration One

Iteration Two

Final

Change of Scenery

Today in class I altered this image, changing out the clouds, putting this structure underwater with fish!

Lets Multiply!

This is the product of our first lecture in Visual communications II. The title to this post was inspired by one of the features I learned about in Photoshop today. The image below contains three pictures that I molded together into one. Each image contains a different photogenic style and with the help of me, I think they create an image that is quite interesting... Don't you think?

Not Bad...

...after a lazy Christmas Break. On our first day of getting back into the swing of things, my given assignment was to render a perspective of an interior space found on campus. I chose to do the walkway from EUC to the library because, walking through the space backward I was inspired by the mimicking curves that were used to guide the public through the space in an orderly fashion.