Posts Tagged ‘3D’
Work in progress, 3D model of my redesign of the Constitution class heavy cruiser, based on the original, brilliant design by Walter M. Jefferies for the Star Trek TV series.
I approached this re-imagining from the philosophical attitude of practical structural engineering, in much the same way modern naval vessels, such as aircraft carriers, might be constructed.
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Very modern, futuristic yet vintage… you could easily imagine these end tables being a part of any interior set of movies like Logan’s Run or TV series like Space:1999.
Available in various 3D formats, click image for a variety of camera angles at my 3D Studio site.
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3 Tables in the Halo design style. Max files use meshsmooth; C4D uses hypernurb.
Using 2D and 3D animation, this user guide covers setup, installation and operation depicting the ease of use for this valuable product. Additionally, this interactive application includes a value calculator a user can enter their own operating figures to conclude the savings of ownership and unit pay off time, complete with a printable report.
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Applications like these can be used for internet websites, distributed as standalone programs, offered as iPhone and iPad apps, embedded in Powerpoint and configured for full-screen kiosk touch screen for trade-show booth displays. Read more
Part of a trade-show display property. I modeled this product in 3DSmax, and composited various renderings in Photoshop.
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