Water Way To Do It.

What I have accomplished in the past hour was the water feature which is in the Salts Mill I'm creating, takes quite a bit of fiddling around with the material settings to get it, what I did was started off with one plane and added a ripple texture to the material load out then change the settings.

This is what the water will look like, I'm also making a few tweaks as I type right now.

Sound as a Pound Mate!

Just been messing around with recording my voice in the College studio using the basic recording equipment and editing software. The software that I was using was called Audacity which is a basic recorder/editor for sounds and is very simple to use, I was using was a SM 58 Microphone that connected into a XLR cable which connected into a basic Mixer and went straight into the computer so when I said something into the microphone you could hear it in the headphones. what I practiced doing was recording me letting out a little shout or some weird noise then changing it by adding echos or making it delay.

Say Hello To My Little Friend

This is a little model I created last year but never used it and felt like a waste to delete it so this will finally have its time to shine as it is going to be put in my show room in a display case with quite possibly an alarm system that will get triggered in the final edit.

No princess in this Tower

This is my non textured version of the Salts Mill Tower which was one of the most difficult as the faces were quite difficult to do but what I thought is that every inch doesn't have to be exactly like the real thing as it would take me a good four or five days to complete it, but yet here it is.

All I need to do is texture it and it will be "the bees knees".

This one here is a professional example I have found on the internet which I quite like the look of and I could probably do a similar texture, but thinking about it ill see how it goes with the original texture.

Chim chimney, Chim chimney, Chin Chin-a-roo

Here is my none textured version of the Salts Mill chimney, this was one of the simplest ones to do and the quickest to complete, the only real task was making the bumps on the base which was only a matter of making one then copying it around making sure there was a even number all sides of the base.

All there is to do is texture it, once that is done I will upload a image of what it will finally look like.

I won't do no Palm

What I have done here is a palm tree that will be one of the main objects featured in my interpretation of Salts Mill, took me longer than I thought only because the software kept crashing on me but eventually I created it and took two minutes to do this little scenery.

The best thing is that these aren't even textured and still looks pretty cool, it was basically making the shape of the trunk and copying/making it smaller as it goes up.

Few More Sketches

Here are a couple more sketches one is a palm tree and bed, these are objects that will feature on the inside of the building.

this one is a shortened down side of the building, what i mean by shortened down is the 6x4 windows just need to be copied and pasted again, I just didn't have enough room on my paper.

Not exactly Leonardo Da Vinci

What we have here first is my sketch of the Salts Mill Chimney the only fault is that on two sides of the chimney the groves that go down the side are slightly different but you will see the proper version when I upload the created version.

This here is the Salts Mill Tower that is on the South side of the building like I have said plenty of times before I'am not much of a concept artist but I will assure you the model will be worth looking at, the only concerns I have about doing this model is the faces on all sides as in reality its more complicating to do.

This is my birds eye view of the whole building but What I have done is forgot to state where the chimney and the Tower will take place so I will have to quickly draw a X just to help me position them in the correct place when it comes to putting the whole thing together.

This is one of my favorite concepts only because in reality it don't exist, might do somewhere in the world, its my view on what I would like Salts Mill to look like on the inside as I haven't actually been in there, What is it? you may ask, well it will be a white tiled room with a pool featured in the middle with a waterfall behind it appearing from the second floor

This is what I have done for the second floor looking towards where the waterfall will be, what I wanted to do in this room is something to relate to the water feature and do a simple bridge going over a little indoor stream that will appear just before the bridge.

Now looking back on yourself we will be confronted by these four doors, the two on the left will lead to a luxury bathroom and bedroom and the two on the right will lead to a Showroom which will feature pictures that I have taken and 3D models on display.

This drawing here is a birds eye view of the bathroom and Bedroom both separated by a wall, the bedroom will have a huge bed with wardrobe and quite possible a palm tree, the bathroom will have a center bath tube with palm trees and pillars surrounding it, the X in the bathroom is where palm trees will go as there was no need to draw them individually, it will obviously have a toilet and sink I mean even in the 3rd dimensional world when you have to go, you gotta go.

This is a birds eye view of my showroom, as I have clearly shown where the car will be featured and the glass cabinet I will state that all the boxes at the back are picture frames with pictures I have taken during my course and slightly before as I did quite a bit of photography in my spare time.