Hey! Whats up everyone its been a week since the last time I posted here, maybe almost no upvotes affects my energy somehow and due to the fact that I need to meet some deadlines that leads to me being inactive for a while.
Anyway these are my design proposal for our hopefully soon to be approved Landscape works project here in Manila. I am a former utopian contributor and in the early stage of it Sketchup is my mosts used design software for 3D logos so in some way I managed to take this experience into being a business assets in terms of designing my own Landscape design.
Ohh by the way for just added information and maybe I can save a couple of your seconds, If you're wondering what is Sketchup, then here's for you to read.
SketchUp is an intuitive 3D modeling application that lets you create and edit 2D and 3D models with a patented “Push and Pull” method. The Push and Pull tool allows designers to extrude any flat surface into 3D shapes. All you have to do is click an object and then start pulling it until you like what you see.
SketchUp is a program used for a wide range of 3D modeling projects like architectural, interior design, landscape architecture, and video game design, to name a few of its uses.
The program includes drawing layout functionality, surface rendering, and supports third-party plugins from the Extension Warehouse. The app has a wide range of applications, including in the worlds of architecture, interior design, landscaping, and video game design. Sketchup has also found success with people who want to create, share, or download 3D models for use with 3D printers.
Sketchup was created in 1999 by @Last Software. In 2006, Google acquired SketchUp after @Last Software created a plugin for Google Earth that caught the eye of the tech giant. In 2012, Trimble Navigation (now Trimble Inc.) acquired Sketchup from Google and expanded the app by launching a new website that hosts plugins and extensions.
Here are some of my unfinished,rather not yet rendered design for this particular project. You need an extension software called vray which in layman's term like a beautification function of today's mobile camera.
