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- Built Industry Sector:
- Architectural design services
- Profession:
- 3d art & design visualization
- Primary Work Focus:
- Architectural and interior design visualization
- About Me / Us:
- Working from Capetown South Africa, we deliver the utmost professional service regarding 3d art and design visualization.
We work closely with the designers, to make sure the end product truly captivates the essence of what the designer intended for his product. Be it a positioning of a screw on a furniture piece to what type of wood the floor skirting should be in the bachelor flat of a big development. We pride ourselves on being precise and striving for that ever looming perfection.
Our main clients are architects that want their 2 dimensional plans to be modeled in 3d and marketing agents requesting virtual tours of the "to be built" developments.
Furthermore we handle smaller projects for private usage,like showing a client what their kitchen would look like after a renovation, before they have to physically do it, to modeling designers products in 3d for them before their presentations.
At Karpakis we love what we do and we truly do care about "precision art" as we live by the motto:
"Passion equals success"
- Company Name:
- Karpakis
- Contact Number:
- +27 73 062 5305
- Website:
- http://www.karpakis.com
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I used it when i started oout, and it was a old version. But i felt like i was working with a watered down version of 3ds max.
Im Using Max now
Hi Dude
The people and cars in your scene make it look fake, because the lighting on those popups arent matched to the lighting in your scene, furthermore your textures you put on the shop fronts are very stretched, which is a big no no, corporates…
they should make a like button as Facebook has!
The texturing on the grass and paving and the background of the scene does not do your render justice.
Jade
I agree.
niiice
Taking photographs of beautiful, odd, funny, clumsy or comdemned structures.
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Hi there i mostly design the interior of hotels in Africa and i must give a heads up to MB Designs they are furniture manufacturers whom has saved my but a couple of times. they have great quality and work fast when quoting and delivering. so all in…
we might need help can you send a company portfolio?
hi you can look at MB designs they are manufacturers speak to Mark 082 449 6038 i've worked with them before
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I would def. pay but would like to be hands on a bit too so i can learn something in the process x
I saw somewhere u said you had a Dual I7 CPU setup (2x I7 chips on 1 motherboard?)
I am looking to build the same setup, but every where I read they say there is no motherboard that will take 2 I7 cpu's. Its only the Xeon cpu's that can be setup that way.
If you could give me your motherboards specs would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Derek
What software do you use? 3D Max?
I done have much chance of feeding anything your way at the moment, but who knows? You've got some nice stuff there!
I usually end up inspecting stuff that others have done and (exiting) things like that. Just done a photo survey that ended up with 16 000 pics. So if you want any tips on MASS visuals, buzz.
keep going
atb
Phillip
Your stuff looks amazing and would love to add to putting the designs into practical sustainable applications...
your passion shines through with your phenomenal designs man!
Do you from time to time have scope in your projects for eco-scaping, rain/greywater catchment systems, solar/wind systems, landscaping/irrigation and food gardens?
Pinelands Grove, was that a warehouse development?
I might have done, not one of best renders. Kinda sucked actually, was a while back.
Cheers
Derek
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