Some of the designers that read my blog have asked what software program I use for my renderings. I have even had calls in regards to the software. I use Minutes Matter Studio. I have even used it to design my furniture pieces. For the past 6 weeks I have been taking an advanced class in the midst of all the craziness of High Point. It has been overwelming. I turned in my project yesterday and wanted to share with you my progress after taking the class.
Here is the before. As you can see, I had a little trouble importing images and removing the backgrounds. There are other issues too, but those are the most obvious. I'm actually a little bit embarrassed by this attempt, now that I know what I'm doing.
Now the after. I learned how to use perspective and shadows. It is so much better. Both my E Decorating and full service clients will benefit from these newly acquired skills.
What a difference. I think it turned out really nice. I used Bungalow 5 bedside chests, Arteriors lighting, Robert Allen fabrics, and a Gucci bag. You can go crazy with this software. I am so glad I invested in this class. BTW, you know I don't get anything for endorsing stuff on my blog. I'm joining BNOTP for Met Monday and Paula Grace for Timeless Tuesday. Hop on over to their great blog party's.
That's a great program, especially or clients that cannot visualize. Dropping by from Timeless Tuesday, #1.
Allison
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Posted by: Allison | May 04, 2010 at 07:24 PM
It is amazing that the little things make a difference. I try to tell people that all the time but seeing is believing.
Posted by: Anna Davis | May 06, 2010 at 09:44 AM
Kristin, it was great to meet you at High Point. I love how much energy and joy your personality projects. I have told everyone how your smile is so contagious. You rendering skills in Studio have definitely increased.
Posted by: Debbie Green | May 06, 2010 at 11:18 AM
Such great software and yes, the class made a difference ~ much better!!! Thanks for joining Timeless Tuesday!
Paula Grace ~
Posted by: Paula Grace | May 06, 2010 at 10:14 PM
Yes the little things really do make a difference, especially with interior design
Posted by: White Dining Table | May 17, 2010 at 04:10 PM