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Illustration Gallery Click image to enlarge
Computer generated, photo-realistic illustration is a very effective way to produce both interior and exterior architectural renderings.
Illustrations are produced by constructing the building, three-dimensionally, in the computer and then assigning materials to it. The computer calculates light and shadows, materials, transparency and reflections, etc. The building can then be viewed as with a camera from any position in space, with any lens (wide-angle to telephoto). The image is then processed in either three- point or two-point perspective as would be used by many architectural photographers.
Once a building is in the computer, it can be reprocessed with different material finishes (see office building and kitchen illustrations) or with different lighting (see duplex home illustrations) or from a different view point. The location of the building, date and time can all be specified and the computer will place the sun in the proper position and calculate the shadows accordingly.
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