Good morning! A slightly different entry to the blog today, this being a tutorial on the Accurate Image Masonry Designer application. Creating brick textures is something which is often fraught with issue as a tiling texture on something with a large expanse, as brick is likely to be, is an instant image-killer.

So, this program and the tutorial as detailed below, goes some way to assisting at the very basic level and avoiding the main and common issue highlighted above. Without ...

Good morning! Here is the second of two images created for M2M’s recent interior refurbishment project. Although the space was relatively small, two views were needed in order to show the full intent of the designer’s concept for the space, and these two images satisfied that need, both in the technical sense and also to the satisfaction of the client and designer, hence the recent testimonial.

Click3D is proud to publish a testimonial received from Soheela Malik, interior designer from M2M Designs.

We recently had the great fortune to work with Click3D, enlisting their help in producing 3d visuals for a residential design project. Click3D’s time management and communication skills were excellent – While working with us Click3D completed the project on time and exactly to specification; The quality of work delivered is outstanding and attention to detail is exceptional. We were greatly impressed with the ...

Good morning and greetings from the Click3D bunker. Today’s blog posting features one of two images (the second will naturally follow soon) created to illustrate a designer’s vision for the remodelling of a client’s property. Focusing on the living space – although the entire property was to be refurbished – the brief was to show the quality of the new fixtures, fittings and finishes that they had proposed. This necessitated two cameras with wide-angle lens to fully convey the space ...

…another one opens as the saying goes and it’s fair to say that that has proved to be very much true. Whilst still being busier than a very busy thing who themselves are experiencing a very busy time, last week started off in a less than satisfactory manner following the sudden and regrettable end of a project. Clearly, this is neither the time nor the place to add more detail so suffice to say that it is one to mark ...

As mentioned in Click3D’s first blog post of 2012, some of the existing projects featured in the portfolio will be revisited with the intention of enhancing them by using new and revised techniques. Therefore, without further delay, Click3D would like to present a new version of the country kitchen featured way back when this site was born.

The existing camera angle was retained, albeit with some tweaks to the settings, whilst a few changes were made to aspects such as textures. ...

It has indeed been a little while – in internet terms at least – since there was an update from Click3D. Suffice to say that things have been very busy working on a wide range of interesting and unique projects, not to mention a well-earned break for Christmas. Of course, while it is good to be busy it has meant that this blog has been a little neglected so now is the time to dust things down, get the polish ...

…but frantically paddling underwater is pretty much how Click3D has felt this last couple of weeks or so, hence the lack of blog-shaped updates. No bad thing, really!

In between delivering renderings of residential interiors to the delight of the client, a trip to Munich (some fantastic graffiti there), constructive meetings and conversations with a number of prospective collaborators, a little bit of relocation (hello Winchester), planning revisits to portfolio projects, working on photomontage images for submission to the planners and ...

Welcome back! Today’s post is another article produced by Click3D, albeit one which differs from the previous postings as this is more of an opinion piece. Whilst not (at) all that controversial it might offer a little food for thought with regard to how, why and when photography and architectural visualisation differentiate.

Architectural visualisation is often compared directly with photography as a means to promote or market a development or project. Whilst the latter offers true photorealism – post-production ...

Some hours were invested over the last week or so in updating and enhancing Click3D’s networking presence, the desire being to enable as much coverage as possible and, therefore, the increase in exposure which might bring in new commissions and collaborations. Above and beyond the now-ubiquitous Twitter and Facebook, Click3D now has a Google+ page as well as a presence on sites such as Kropped, Behance and Flickr, to name but a few (other ...