I hope everyone enjoyed last night; thanks to everyone at Hayes Davidson for hosting, all the presenters and everyone else who's come
along this year and made the evenings worthwhile.
The next meeting will be on Wednesday 1st February 2012 at The Plough.
Hopefully, Neil Hazzard will be able to make it! We have a number of great speakers lined up already, if you're interested in talking
next year let me know.
Peter Guthrie's presentation was brilliant, as is his blog. If you have
one, let me know so we can start a blogroll here on the site; leave a
comment on this post, or email me directly, use Twitter or Linked In.
To get things started, here's mine. See you all next year!
Wednesday 7 December 2011
Saturday 3 December 2011
Neil Hazzard & Peter Guthrie @ 3ds London, 7th December
From 7pm
HayesDavidson
Studio A
21 Conduit
Place
London W2
1HS
It’s the last 3ds London of 2011, and to wrap up the
year we have a busy event planned. If you squeezed into The Plough last month,
thanks, I hope you were squashed up against someone nice. Happily, we’ll
have a bit more space this month, Hayes Davidson have
kindly opened their doors (figuratively, you’re going to have to knock) for
us to enjoy their hospitality again. There’s going to be a couple of
short presentations first from members whose work has been in the news recently
which will be great, please bring along some of your own work to show the group
too.
Neil Hazzard, Autodesk M&E, is
our first presenter; Neil is the development lead on rendering and interactive
viewports for 3ds Max, and is coming along to discuss Nitrous and perhaps Iray,
time willing. A great opportunity to discuss everyone’s favourite 3D
program with one of the key developers!
I’m very happy that Peter Guthrie will be the second
presenter. A freelance visualisation artist with a background in architecture,
Peter studied architecture in Edinburgh, Scotland and worked as an architect
for several years before making the switch to visualisation. Peter recently presented
at the SOA Academy
Days in Venice and enjoys sharing his findings via his blog. There’s no way you
haven’t heard of Peter if you’re involved in Arch Viz, he’s
travelling a long way to make the evening so don’t miss it!
It’s going to be a brilliant evening so do come along,
everyone is welcome. Remember, please bring along some of your own work to show
the group too! Next year, as usual, we’ll skip January, then back at The
Plough for February. Details posted at www.3dslondon.blogspot.com, LinkedIn and Twitter, follow @3dslondon.
Kind regards, Simon
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