new trees not to bad how dose one produce shadow? um

Arg still not improving

Had more fun with this lighting plan in photoshop it is starting to look ok.

Finally worked out hoe to create trees in photoshop with a bit of help from from Phil but how do you give them shadow? is this done when you make them. can any one help

start of hard works at 1:50 a lot still to do

sketch attempt in photoshop some work needed i think

1:200 modle worked a bit harder on this one think it shows a little

1 :500 modle of my proposal for bexhill on sea east promenade

Oh to be a goldfish

Swimming about without a care in the watery world apart from bubble bubble bubble. Chasing my shadow and looking for food what a life it is my green watery world look at the fagg buts from the lazy student scum. Look hula hoops ummmmmmmmm

Life waiting for crit

fun in photoshop lighting plan

sorry but it wont up load

business card for branding

Cad is useful and so is Photoshop but you can't beat drawing by hand

Models from Lille

Lille! An experience I needed! For the first 4 days I left the university for the 30 minute march back to the digs wishing nothing more than to go home or crack everybody heads together, after a couple of beers in the hotel bar my feelings hadn't changed. Friday made it all worth while though.

On Monday we were placed in groups to come up with conceptual ideas, which were formulated and presented the next day where we were then placed in larger groups to rethink each scheme and amalgamate the two schemes. A lot of conflict arose within the merged group. The French students were quite determined to enlarge the cityscape with little interest in green and blue corridors, the basis of the other scheme. Differences disturbed the working order and on Thursday morning with just over 24hrs of working time left the plan had not been agreed and the working group was divided between green and blue spaces with a mid to low density of urban integration and the other half of the group who's idea of green spaces was a few trees between massive buildings. Compromise was finally reached after dummies and toys where thrown out of the pram with a lot of work needing doing in very little time span. The group then pulled together and worked solidly through out the night and next morning to produce the final model, plan, sectional drawings and sketches with an A3 document. The project was presented to the Mayor of Lille and city officials, it went well.

All in all this was an experience I would recommend to all. The positives of Friday out weighed the rest of week, the more you push yourself the more you get out of it.

Bexhill here we go