Showing posts with label Kerkythea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kerkythea. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2009
Victorian Mansion Lighting Study
These are the first two renders of the lighting studies for this model. There were experiments with warm and cool lighting for the two studies. These are also Quick Renders in the Rendering program Kerkythea. I believe that is the reason for some of the art effects. The general effect of the lighting is close to what I am after.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Yreka, CA "Black's Building" Renovation
This video is for the Black's Building and Parking Lot renovation project. The original work was done in SketchUp 7 Pro and the Animation was rendered in Kerkythea. The fly through starts at the entrance of the parking lot and ends inside the Black's Building hallway just before entering Minor St.
Labels:
Animation,
Black's Building,
Ca,
Kerkythea,
Rendered,
renovation,
sketchup,
Yreka
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Foundry for Aluminum and Bronze


This is a design for a foundry to melt aluminum and bronze in casting my sculptures. I have designed it so I can operate it by myself. This is a portable unit that can easily be moved in and out of a storage area. It can be used in an inside covered area or outside. It can also be easily transported to other areas for work. It will be fired by an heating oil burner. The burner will also be a separate mobile unit.
Labels:
aluminum,
art casting,
art foundry,
bronze,
Foundry,
home made,
Kerkythea,
metal,
metal casting
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