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Model of Noa's Ark (office)
Hi I don't want to bother you , I just want to show something interesting (    • Model Details   ) I was working at Noah's Ark this summer and instead of finding a second job I build the model of Noah's Ark office. I hope you can remark from the clip the quality of the model because I'm not so good at presentations but I am convinced that- the majority of art objects or any product that goes on market needs a good presentation for a successful trade - . I have studied architecture in high school and two years in college and I also know that ingredients like devotion, passion, time and sometimes part of you're heart helps to 99% success and 1% is finding the perfect person that matches with the project, and truly appreciates it. But sometimes in life 1% means much more than you can imagine, like in my case 99%=1% so i have 50% chances to finalize with success...I hope you understand me the way that I want. - presentation initiate - There are two kinds of models : simple and complex. Simple: those models are used bye architects in presentations just for a general 3D view of a building that is going to be constructed , and they are made just from one or two materials. Complex models are art objects that reproduce a construction that already exist whit a bigger accuracy and details, and they are made of more then two materials. - presentation - So the model that I build is a complex one as you can see from the clip (    • Project/Iulie-September/2014   ) all vertical areas are build with sticks of wood, more then 1000 sticks. Also the paint that I used is special for wood. The doors from the bathrooms can be closed or opened, but just those two. Five rooms have lights with independent power and switches, and there is also a street lamp with independent power (batteries). The texture of the roof is very close to reality. And finally the design of the name from the roof is my creation... THE END If you finally rich this part that means you are really bored but also very patient and I would love to hear you're opinion. Thank you!