New 3D imaging Group

Hello all - Lone Wolf Drafting and Design is happy to report that we have joined with the South African Artlantis Users Group. While this is a private group that I cannot link to, I have been able to embed a streaming image stream for viewing. The group is run by Athol Phillips, a design professional who uses Artlantis exclusively for all of his rendering. The site is hosted by ning.com. I hope you enjoy these images from designers all over the world. Thanks for stopping by!
Find more renders like this on Artlantis User Group Forum

New Website Launched

It's official.... The new website is up and running. There will be some smaller changes, and new projects posted, but for the most part, the new site is up and running, thanks to Quinn Doyle! Please feel free to take a look: http://www.lonewolfdrafting.com/ Please take a look at our latest "Real vs. Rendered" video at the bottom of the page. This video shows the comparision of our rendering and the actual installation of the design. Enjoy! Thanks for stopping by!

Lone Wolf Drafting Welcomes a New Client

Lone Wolf Drafting and Design is excited to announce a new partnership with Architectural Design Elements, a high end design company specializing in custom stone and wood design. Recently, I have been asked to work on ADE's first project, a custom library. Some sneak peek images of the project are shown below this post. I am also happy to annouce the launch of our new web site. Lone Wolf Drafting and Design would like to than Quinn Doyle for all of her hard work and dedication to this project. Please check it out at http://www.lonewolfdrafting.com/. Please take some time to check out these other sites:

Architectural Design Elements:

http://www.usa-ade.com/

Quinn Doyle:

http://www.qartanddesign.com/

The New Project (Custom Library):

Website Update

Hello All - my website is currently under construction, and should be up and running in few days. A big thanks to Quinn Doyle, who has done fantastic work updating it. Check back often for the updated site.

Stone, Concrete, Wood and Ceramic Study

Hello All - recently I have been in talks with a company that deals specifically with decorative stone, concrete, wood and ceramic/ terra cotta tile. To date, none of my projects really uses any great deal of those materials. The majority of my projects consist mostly of brick, concrete (for construction, not decoration), various metals, glass and other more modern building materials. Therefore, I decided to create a small structure designed entirely of the previously mentioned building materials for this potential client, so he can better see what our capabilities are with those materials. Comments and feedback are always welcome. Thanks for stopping by.