Showing posts with label Alex York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alex York. Show all posts

Thursday, March 21, 2013

Alex York comes to Bucks on Friday 22nd March

Architectural Visualisation by Alex York
This is a reminder to all our digital artists that Alex York, who specialises in 3D architectural visualisation, is coming to Bucks tomorrow, Friday 22nd March at 9.30am, to talk about his work and career.

Alex is one of the top 3D visualisers in London and has worked on many prestigious jobs in the industry. He'll be sharing his experiences on Friday morning and then, in the afternoon, running a workshop to help our students improve their work - taking it to a professional level.

Attending lectures like this is an excellent way to find out more about what it takes to get that crucial first job and survive in a competitive but rewarding field. We're lucky to have Alex York come in so be sure to take advantage of the opportunity.

The lecture and workshop will be held in g1.13

---Alex



Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Alex York To Visit Bucks

Architectural Visualisation by Alex York

I've just been on the phone to Alex York who created this amazing architectural visualisation of this luxury home.  Watch the video and see what you think http://atelieryork.co.uk/The-House.


We are hoping Alex will be coming to meet our students in March.   Alex is one of the top visualisers in London and has worked on some very prestigious jobs. He'll be sharing his view of the industry and giving our students some top tips on how to improve their work.

Our animation course will allow you to develop a really strong CG skill set and design visualisation is one possible area you might work in.  It's also an area that's becoming much more creative and cinematic in its approach. www.neoscape.com is a very good example of this move to more imaginative presentation.

Joseph Kosinski, http://www.josephkosinski.com/ is fascinating in the way he brings a knowledge of architecture and 3D visualisation together in his direction of Tron Legacy. Visualisation is indeed an exciting medium to work in.

----Dave

Tron Legacy