GIMP | Anita Brown 3D Visualisation

Photoshop – The Only Limitation is your Imagination

Posted by anitabrown3d on July 14, 2013 in Architecture, Belfast, GIMP, Photographs, Photoshop |3 Comments

I’ve been using a multitude of effects via Photoshop and GIMP recently for my degree studies. I usually find that all of the tools to create whatever effect you want are all readily available in the maze of menus and sub-menus in both Photoshop and GIMP; it’s knowing which ones to use is the problem. […]

The Mysterious World of CAD – Top Tips

Posted by anitabrown3d on June 23, 2013 in 3D Visual, GIMP, Google Sketchup, Interior Design, Maxwell Render |12 Comments

I get asked questions quite often about how I produce my 3D Visuals and the CAD applications I use in general. So consider this my quick guide to what you should know about various CAD applications for the interior design industry; based on my experience to date. 1. SketchUp is your friend. No really, it is. If […]

Use of Colour – Old Skool Style

Posted by anitabrown3d on November 12, 2012 in Boards, Colour Theory, GIMP, Interior Design |No Comments

Boards, boards and more boards. An essential visual communication tool in interior design but it’s oh so difficult to keep churning out new and interesting ways to illustrate your message.

A Round of Applause for GIMP

Posted by anitabrown3d on November 5, 2012 in Boards, GIMP, Interior Design, Light |4 Comments

Having sampled the delights of GIMP for over a year now, I’ve decided to dedicate a post to this life-saving, wondrous, user-friendly and FREE (can you believe that?!!) image editing software.