3D tinkering

One thing I really regret is that I haven't yet had time to dig deep into 3D graphics. Still, I get ideas now and then, like this aircraft with its odd tail-plane solution. I don't know how it would work in practice, but it surely wouldn't be a step forward, otherwise someone would have built it already.

Visual design for the park of the Mester utca housing estate

Client: Municipality of District IX, Budapest

A visualization made from the plans of the landscape architect and the utility engineers, for the presentation of the park of the housing estate to be built. The job promised to be an exciting challenge, and it was. Along the way I ran into a number of problems I hadn't thought of at first - for example, only a few pictures were available of the building plans. And since at the current stage of the plan other areas had been designated for construction, it was a bit tricky to model the view from them.

On top of that, modelling various plants is anything but easy in the 3D programs I know, so apart from the 3D model of the ground plan I solved the task with a graphic artist's approach.

Position: Graphic artist

The ordeal of making a logo

Client: Monster 2000 Kft.

Description:This case may be instructive for every designer: it shows how long a creative process the initial indecision of some clients can lead to. I am used to reaching common ground with clients after 1-2 initial designs. This time it didn't happen that way.

Here you can see the first and the finally accepted logo design. Part of the story was also that I didn't communicate with the client directly.

Position: Designer

It's hard to keep showing something new ......

Still, I always tried, and this picture is a good example. Admittedly a weak attempt. But just like our Creator, I like variety too, and it shows in my work.