 3D illustration creates photorealistic images of conceptual projects. Meetinghouse Village was having difficulty getting approval because the town council couldn't understand the plans. Dana created a 3D rendering of the project that could be viewed from different angles. Here is a close-up view of one of the buildings. |
 Later, the problem became renting apartments to people in buildings that hadn't been built yet. The solution was to create an interior 3D illustration of one of the apartments. Here is a view of the bathroom. All of the fixtures were created to match the ones actually used. A "walk-through" movie could also have been done, but it wasn't needed--all of the apartments were rented. |
 Another use of 3D illustration is in product development. This client had a concept for a plastic water bottle with drops of water molded into the bottle shape. He had difficulty explaining the idea to the manufacturer, along with a transparent label of the Maine woods visible from the INSIDE back! He had Dana create the bottle and unusual label as a product 3D illustration. Dana has one of the final bottles he bought from a local store. |
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3D illustration creates photorealistic images of conceptual projects. Meetinghouse Village was having difficulty getting approval because the town council couldn't understand the plans. Dana created a 3D rendering of the project that could be viewed from different angles. Here is a close-up view of one of the buildings.
Later, the problem became renting apartments to people in buildings that hadn't been built yet. The solution was to create an interior 3D illustration of one of the apartments. Here is a view of the bathroom. All of the fixtures were created to match the ones actually used. A "walk-through" movie could also have been done, but it wasn't needed--all of the apartments were rented.
Another use of 3D illustration is in product development. This client had a concept for a plastic water bottle with drops of water molded into the bottle shape. He had difficulty explaining the idea to the manufacturer, along with a transparent label of the Maine woods visible from the INSIDE back! He had Dana create the bottle and unusual label as a product 3D illustration. Dana has one of the final bottles he bought from a local store.