Anita Brown 3D Visualisation

I’m A Fan of Space But This Is Ridiculous

Posted by anitabrown3d on October 30, 2012 in Architecture, Commercial, Interior Design, Space |4 Comments

So, I’ve heard a lot of noise about this John Pawson fellow. An Architect and Interior Designer, he is a devotee of simplicity and embracing a feeling of space. But that’s all this is, SPACE!

A Truly Evocative and Moving Display

Posted by anitabrown3d on October 21, 2012 in Art, Form, Photographs |4 Comments

A public art exhibition at Custom House Square, Belfast called ‘Minimum Monument’ by Brazilian artist Nele Azevedo commemorated the lives lost in the sinking of the Titanic; 1,517 ice figures, one for every life that perished.

An Afternoon Sketch

Posted by anitabrown3d on October 14, 2012 in Architecture, Form |One Comment

Primary research is a requirement of my course – this means I have to provide evidence of research that doesn’t already exist, for example photographs, observations (still not sure how to document that!!) and sketches. I bit the bullet today and attempted an ink sketch of Canterbury Cathedral. I found an image on-line (this would be considered […]

The Most Unique Leather Sofa I Have EVER Seen!

Posted by anitabrown3d on October 2, 2012 in Commercial, Interior Design, Texture |3 Comments

When I visited The MAC art gallery in Belfast, I came across a pretty special and unique sofa that simply begged to be photographed!

Historical Scheme

Posted by anitabrown3d on September 17, 2012 in Boards, Colour Theory, Georgian, Interior Design |No Comments

For this historical colour scheme I have taken inspiration from the Georgian era and used a colour palette of powder blue, soft chalky white and an earthy stone colour.

REduce. REuse. UPcycle.

Posted by anitabrown3d on September 15, 2012 in Interior Design, Sustainability, Upcycling, Vintage |No Comments

REduce. REuse. UPcycle: the upcycling trend appears to have finally gathered momentum within the interior design field. This creative and innovative process promotes the use of more unique, statement pieces within interior design.