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Museums : 1 gallery with 25 photos

Museums

1 gallery with 25 photos

Updated: Oct 12, 2012 12:28pm PST

Art Galleries

3ds max Renderings : This gallery is the result of 12 years experience with 3D Studio Max and contains a collection of computer generated, 3D design visualization renderings. Each 3D assembly was first modeled in SolidWorks, then exported and imported into AutoCAD where each individual component was assigned to its own unique layer before being imported into 3ds max. All custom made materials were then mapped onto these objects. A virtual camera and a series of photometric light sources were then strategically placed around the objects and adjusted for maximum photo-realism prior to final rendering. Please use the Page navigation links to browse through the entire set of images and be sure to look closely at the "real/virtual" material comparison slides #3 and #4.

3ds max Renderings

This gallery is the result of 12 years experience with 3D Studio Max a ...

Updated: Sep 14, 2012 9:35am PST

Sound Pressure Mandalas : These "Sound Pressure Mandalas" are among hundreds of others that I created back in August, 2002. The highly unique, acoustical interference patterns revealed in these images are in fact generated from real loudspeaker measurement data, and were created using an acoustical modeling prediction software known as, "MAPP". What you are seeing is a series of highly precise, mathematical predictions of the variation in sound pressure levels that would be generated by a circular pattern (120 feet in diameter) of equally spaced, omnidirectional sources, all aimed toward the center while reproducing at full power, a 1/12 octave bandwidth frequency centered at various frequencies. They are essentially two-dimensional "slices" (looking straight down) over the top of the loudspeaker arrangement. The icons representing the sound sources themselves have been removed, but were originally positioned within the small circular voids surrounded by the color RED. Each color band displayed in these particular sound fields represents a relative increase or decrease in sound pressure level as measured in decibels or (dB). Each progressive change (from red to blue) correlates with a -6 dB decrease in sound pressure level. While RED indicates the highest levels of acoustical energy (the loudest areas), DARK BLUE represents areas with the least amount of energy. Another way to look at this would be to think of gradients in temperature. Red being extremely hot and blue being extremely cold. For more information on MAPP, please visit the following link: http://www.meyersound.com/products/mapponline/pro/

Sound Pressure Mandalas

These "Sound Pressure Mandalas" are among hundreds of others that I cr ...

Updated: Sep 20, 2012 8:11pm PST

Statues and Sculptures :

Statues and Sculptures

Updated: Apr 07, 2013 1:43am PST