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Integrating plant life into architectural illustrations can greatly enhance their visual appeal. However, it is important to strike a balance and avoid potential pitfalls that may compromise the overall impression. Excessive use of flowering plants, repetitive placement of the same model, or insufficient foreground detail can detract from the desired effect. To achieve the perfect balance, it is a good idea not to strive for absolute perfection. Instead, consider incorporating a few models of the same species, varying their size and rotation for a more natural and dynamic composition. This approach ensures a visually captivating representation while maintaining a sense of authenticity and diversity. #landscapedesign #gardendesign #architecturalillustration #archviz

When designing a senior living space, it's important to pay attention to your renderings because they provide the first impression of your design. Make sure to double-check the following: - What part of the space do you want to convey? The image should clearly show what you're trying to highlight, rather than overwhelming the viewer with too much information. - What kind of mood are you trying to create? Viewers like to imagine themselves in the space, so it's helpful to show what activities they might do there. Including 3D human figures can greatly assist in this

1787 TURN AROUND in DESIGN -Gautam Shah https://lnkd.in/dJfvUYaP Conservatively a design emerges through drawn images or a model. The in-house re-look begins with altering the orientation, ‘like shifting axially to left and right, vertically change, the up and down, and reversing (mirroring)’. Drawn images are bound by the edges, with limitations and extent of the media, and it is not very difficult to free the scheme. ‘ Proposed schemes are often, strongly moored to their site location, owners, design brief, technology and social and political relevance. Ignoring them for a while is worth trying.

Design Facts 6 of 30 The Power of White Space Ever notice how some designs just feel easier to look at? That’s usually because of smart use of white space. White space isn’t just empty—it’s a powerful tool. Here’s why: 1. Clarity: It makes content more readable by reducing clutter, so your message comes through loud and clear. 2. Focus: Surrounding key elements with white space makes them stand out, directing the viewer’s attention. 3. Balance: It creates a sense of harmony and structure, making designs look more polished. Next time you’re designing, embrace the space! A little room to breathe can make all the difference. 🌟 Sujindran B #DesignTips #WhiteSpace #GraphicDesign #DesignThinking

Did you know that adding people to your architectural renderings can elevate the final image from impressive to relatable? Here are some best practices to keep in mind when adding people to your visualizations:   - Keep scale and proportions accurate.    - Blend people naturally with shadows and lighting. - Use subtle movements or poses to avoid stealing the focus.   - Ensure diversity and inclusivity in your choice of people.   - Maintain consistency with the environment and project’s style. What’s your take on humanizing renderings? Share your experience or thoughts below! https://lnkd.in/ehvV55ry #ArchitecturalRendering #3DRendering #Visualization #ArchitectureDesign #RenderingTips #DesignPractice #VFXServices #ArchitectureLife #Renderings #ArchitectureInnovation #DesignExcellence

White space trick, says that… The viewer won’t resist reading your post. White space or negative space is the empty areas on a page. It gives design elements space to breathe and prevents the page from feeling crowded. Only your content will get all the attention. P.S: Do you understand the importance of using white space in your designs?

Hey there! Been working on this monochrome landing page design for the past few months, and it's finally nearing completion. What are your thoughts on the minimalist approach and the clean lines? #landingpagedesign #webdesign #almostthere P.S. Stay tuned for the full reveal of the design coming soon!

What a shoot this was. Wonderful design, although challenging for some that has a predisposition for things that work and fit at 90 degrees to one another, BUT, this whole design and everything just worked together so well. As I work through these I will share an edit here and there. #shootmydesign #architecturalphotography #architecturedesign #pinnaclepoint #gardenroutearchitecture

How do you take something complex and convey it simply? We helped Nick Schiffer break down the complicated details necessary in the construction of this swooped roof at his Needham, Mass build. Through clear visuals, creative use of timelapse, and multiple angles, we were able to reveal a carefully considered design hidden beneath the mask of a simple, aesthetically pleasing shape. What are the complex messages your business needs to communicate, and how can we help you illustrate them more clearly

here is another design with just shapes