Challenges to Landscape 3D artist
Similar to any 3d rendering - Landscape rendering is engaged with the rendering of landscape. It can be more frustrating at first especially when the 3d renderer/artist is challenged to depict a photorealistic models of plants, trees, shrubs and groundcovers, due to the limited resources of real 3d models, more often the design intentions could not be achieved properly. It is more often supported by the representation of plans and section with the actual photographs of plant species. 3D rendering is just one of the tools and imagery that will be included in the total presentation of the Landscape design.
For the purpose of exploring which method should be used, These 3 rendered images are shown to help us explore the possibilities in achieving our goals to have an effective means of communcating the landscape design in relation to the challenges that a 3dartist should be experiencing.
Blending landscape with the built environment would be more effective in the presentation though this might be tedious to 3d modellers. It would be wise to decide which camera view you would be rendering and model only that captures in the view. Compare all other renderings below and see the effects of rendering an image with no architectural elements as the background. Will it give a different effect?
3d landscape rendering with structure as background |
3d landscape rendering without any background structure |
3d landscape rendering post edited in photoshop applying hue and saturation adjustments |
The major deciding factor to be considered is time. if you have the luxury of time to do all the models and render in a short period of time, then the artist has the freedom to do whatever he wants for as long as he considers the time element in finishing the job without compromising the quality of his work.
There are other factors to be considered in the type of 3d presentation you should consider.
It should be clear to any 3d artist and Landscape designers the type of 3d rendering and the intensity of presentation they should be working.
Here are some list to consider:
1. Using 3D presentation for marketing promotions
The main goal in marketing is to sell the product. With this in mind, the type and quality of 3D
renderings should be the best! As there are many competitors, the design and presentations
should impress the prospective buyers/clients. This is to catch their attention in a short span
of time where the first impression should always lasts. This type of presentation is shown in a
high-level marketing tools like brochures, presentation boards, scaled models with multi-
media presentations and animations.
2. Using 3D to visualize the effect of the Landscape design in coordination with other
elements affecting the design.
This is to coordinate and visualize the effect of landscape design with the utilities
underneath, existing pavement and level differences. This may not be as high level type of
presentation but needs to me more accurate in the size, shape, distances as if it is already
existing. This type of presentation is geared towards the decision making of the concerned
professionals in resolving technical issues.
3. Design Competitions
This is similar to marketing promotions, the aim of the presentor is to compete and ultimately
to win. As you will be dealing with colleagues who are of the same intention, then this type of
presentation should be as highly competetive as it is but bear in mind also that the criteria
for judging is not only based on the manner of presentation but a combination of both the
artistry and the technicality. You may give a very nice impression but you must also take care
of the deign solutions you are offering.
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