Bricket's Photoshop and 3D work

[Bricket]

Another one, I got this idea for a while and I finally got it done: ISIS attacks Brussels all again

[Bricket]

After a while being absent in it, I have decided to pick up 3D modelling once again.
What I love doing, is making new buildings. Why that? Just cause!

Anyway, let's show you with what I'm doing

This in the early beginnins of the cityhouse, the dimensions are 6.5X12M


I coloured the bricks and windows in, to notice that there is something missing.
It doesn't feel right


I added some more grey, and soon the whole appearance changed.




Post Merge: June 08, 2017, 03:58:57 PMWe keep going with the build.
Any feedback/opinions is welcome.

45° view on the front and eastern side



Looking at the side



And looking at the balcony


Post Merge: June 08, 2017, 10:22:02 PMAND IT IS DONE 
So what was the setup I had?
Limited space:6.5X12M and it was going to be a Terraced house meaning everything up to 3M height will not be able to have any windows on the side of the house.

Sideview Left



Front view of the house from a left angle



And a right angle



A sideview from the Rightside



The back of it with a view on the balcony



And an even better angle





So please, tell me what you guys think of it.
Be as honest as possible and if you have any ideas for the next construction, let me know too 

[Romulan_Furry]

That's cool! Nice job! Is that Google SketchUp you're using?

[Bricket]

That's cool! Nice job! Is that Google SketchUp you're using?

Yes I'm.
Not the most professional equipment and I'm not the best at it.
But I try 

[Romulan_Furry]

Still looks good! You ever try anything outside of Houses?

[Bricket]

Still looks good! You ever try anything outside of Houses?

I tried doing some road lay-out too but that works better with photoshop.
However making a 3D render of a road idea/plan/thingy is always good and interesting to do.

Besides that I always seek a challenge

[George]

Not the most professional equipment

Sketchup's intended for architecture, so I'd say it's a good thing to be using here!

[Bricket]

Not the most professional equipment

Sketchup's intended for architecture, so I'd say it's a good thing to be using here!

Well yes, but it's not intended for the use of creating weird shapes like a twisted beam.
Gotta find a way to get over that issue

[Albie]

Now design me a house and build it. 

[Ventus Fall]

The concepts look pretty neat
Maybe you should become an architect ;D

If it would be intended to be built for actual use, the only main suggestion I'd have is to add a bit more windows on the bottom floor to bring more natural lighting in.
Right now it seems you only have two windows one one side of the house (rather small windows compared to the rest of the house).

[Bricket]

The concepts look pretty neat
Maybe you should become an architect ;D

If it would be intended to be built for actual use, the only main suggestion I'd have is to add a bit more windows on the bottom floor to bring more natural lighting in.
Right now it seems you only have two windows one one side of the house (rather small windows compared to the rest of the house).

Normally I would have add windows there but I thought "let's make it a challenge" so the challenge was a bit changed to this:
Space 6,5X12m
100% terraced house meaning that at the side of the house it won't be possible to incorperate windows lower than the height of 3M.

About being an architect: I thought of becoming it but ... well some dreams will have to stay dreams.
Thanks for the feedback

Albie, your house is coming up.
Do I have a carte blanche here or do you have specific wishes.

Post Merge: June 09, 2017, 02:54:42 PMLooked at your posts Albie and based on the way you write/visualize thing I think you might like this project




And surprise surprise: windows 

[Albie]

haha My house just has to be cute.

[Bricket]

haha My house just has to be cute.

Let's see what I can do

[Argrath]

woow I lovee these tho!

[Bricket]

I decided to pick up some photoshop since I'm bored and can't sleep.

And one without the sign