Clarke Steinback Ph.D. 3D Computer Modeling APCG 330 Spring 2007 Kathie Whalen

2007 Spring ->3D Computer Modeling ->Galleries ->Desk Gallery ->Kathie Whalen Kathie Whalen   Desk Scene                     Play Room   Inspiration While I was brain storming for this project I wanted to keep things as simple as possible.  Since it was my first project, and my desk at home would have been rather complicated to duplicate, I started trying to get some ideas from the shape of the desk I wanted to create.  As I was brainstorming I ket remembering a small table that I had next to my bed when I was a child.  I used to use this table for just about everything.  That was when it occurred to me that making a child's desk scene might be an interesting way to approach this project, since not only are there a lot of fun things a child would have on their desk but I could make the room bright and colorful. I created this room to be like a play room for the child where they can go to do all kinds of crafts and activities they would want to do.  They also have a nice view of a tree right outside the window to help them be creative. Objects Desk Kathie Whalen   Room Kathie Whalen   Pencil Kathie Whalen   Window Kathie Whalen   Crayons Kathie Whalen   Lamp Kathie Whalen   Stool Kathie Whalen   Paper Kathie Whalen   Walls Kathie Whalen Textures Wall wall.jpg   Desk Wood   Window Backyard Dogwood 042305.jpg   Paper cookie.jpg   Floor wood_colour.jpg   Lamp Fabric and Metal Problems and Solutions Most of the problems I had with this project were simply trying to figure out how all the tools work.  It took me a while to get the glass to look the way I wanted it to.  The lamp was also a problem because originally it was set to a chrom preset which for some reason was not working when I tried to render, so I simply changed it to a different metal preset, which I liked better in the end.  The lamp shade did not come out exactly as I planned when I was trying to use the bevel tool to make it look like fabric stretched over a wire frame, but for the moment it looks fine. Time Frame Desk 2 Hours   Lamp 3 Hours   Glass 4 hours   Stool 2 Hours   Room 1 Hour   Crayons 1 Hour   Pencil 1 hour   Paper 30 minutes   Window 2 Hours   Texturing 6 Hours   Planning 2 hours   Lighting 2 Hours References robinwood.com Essential Lightwave 3D Stain Glass and Liquid in a glass tutorial 2007 Spring Concept Design and Storyboarding 3D Computer Modeling Assignments Calendar Gradebook Syllabus Tutorials Galleries Desk Gallery Group Gallery Video Game Development Portfolio Video Game Project

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