When doing a bit of good old data exploration and analysis you’ll often want ways of visually representing this data. It helps you understand what you’re working with, and allows you to…
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Adriette Myburgh, Architectural Illustrator & Designer who loves creatively depicting architectural spaces through drawing. Architecture In Perspective.
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Architecture, Illustration, SketchUp, V-Ray, Adobe Photoshop
My role on thiss projects is visualising only.More inf. about you can find there: http://www.artlebedev.com/everything/id/
A development brand for a Paul Brown & Associates' designed apartment building with a neighbourly attitude that reflects the unique character of Point Chevalier.
Visualisation of nut-bars for YES brand
When I start an R class, one of my opening lines is nea […]
Project branding and 3D rendering for a residential apartment development in Milford by Core City. Building designed by Archimedia
Beautiful watercolour paintings by Californian-based artist Satsuki Shibuya, who uses a minimal amount of elements to convey complex and conceptual happenings in an abstract way.
Project marketing and 3D renders for a boutique apartment development in Mt Eden. Includes brand design, copywriting, bespoke website, display suite, floor plans and event invite.
There seems to be a current trend in AI circles of mashing up film genres or visualising existent films either within different time periods or with different directors. Johnny Darrell has imagined both Tron films as visualised and directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky using the AI app Midjourney. These are all created by the AI app via prompts with only the typography on the posters being added later via Photoshop (AI still isn’t great at letter forms but is getting better all the time). These are only a sampling of the images he’s created, loads more on his Facebook page.
Our engaged and creative team of architects, media designers, and technical designers work on high-end 3D visualisations for renowned customers.
Institute for Future Cities
I produced a visualisation in one of last week’s training days which I thought was cool as I created a calculation which colour codes some regions of a scatter plot. It inspired some of the other members of DS8 to try to it out and because of that, I thought I ought to share how I did it
You might know the difference between data visualisation and data art, but where, exactly, does your project sit on the visualisation spectrum? That's a crucial question for any designer or developer working with data, according to designer, developer and artist Mike Brondbjerg.
One of the most appealing data visualisation charts are maps. I love maps as they combine an incredible information density with intuitive readability. Also I feel that most people prefer maps over other visualisations. (Is there research on this?) So it is time to get R-map-ready. As a play example, I downloaded all German gas stations which are next to the “Autobahn”. Along with the names, I got the exact locations (in form of latitude/longitude) and the price of gasoline at each station. (Prices are in Euro and taken on a Friday night in a time span of roughly 30 minutes.) For starters, we just plot all gas stations on a map and color them depending on their price for (super e5) gasoline.
