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CUBE SECTIONS

© 2008-2024 Luke Vercia

PROCESS

In 2008, I made the first 3D model of this idea, even though I wasn't sure what it was about then. I quickly created it in 3D, and here's the original .skp file. Hooray for @Last SketchUp 6-7!

In 2008, I made the first 3D model of this idea, even though I wasn't sure what it was about then. I quickly created it in 3D, and here's the original .skp file. Hooray for @Last SketchUp 6-7!

In 2009, I added more shadows and made a quick neutral image highlighting the cube edges and the space surrounding them.

In 2009, I added more shadows and made a quick neutral image highlighting the cube edges and the space surrounding them.

In 2010, I rendered the model with a stronger focus on textures, despite not having a clear vision for the surroundings. This helped me explore new areas and blend different visual styles.

In 2010, I rendered the model with a stronger focus on textures, despite not having a clear vision for the surroundings. This helped me explore new areas and blend different visual styles.

While working in the architectural visualization field, I found my old 3D model, updated some textures and rendered it in the software I had at the time..

While working in the architectural visualization field, I found my old 3D model, updated some textures and rendered it in the software I had at the time..

In 2024, I revisited this rendering to clarify my original idea.

CUBE SECTIONS

© 2008-2024 | Luke Vercia

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