Photoshop – Page 3 – MARICARdeDIOS

Las Colinas

I think I haven’t mentioned on this blog that I, along with my good friend Aivi Cruz, am doing the design of a proposed residential project in Bulacan.

The house shall sit in the middle of a Mango Farm where the owners envision themselves retiring in the future. It is a big house on a big, big lot (or at least a portion of it) and I can honestly say that it has been challenging so far. I won’t say anything much about the project yet except that the owners do not want to go for a modern design. They want it cozy, grand and Mediterranean.

HOW TO TAKE SELF-PORTRAITS INDOORS

Let’s face it – in today’s world, the perception of people connected to us is hugely based on the photos we share over the internet. Sharing has become a way to give people a chance to see a bit of our lives – either to take a glimpse of our latest travel, to drool over the food we are about to devour or to admire the outfit we have put together for day. Although I think our ways and means of socializing have evolved into something a bit.. sad, I won’t deny I also like taking pictures for my blog from time to time.

Teleport Yourself

PHOTOSHOP 1-2-3: Enhancement of an Exterior Perspective

“Hi Maricar,

I discovered your blog a few weeks ago and as a fellow architectural student/professional I have been really inspired by your work. Your designs are incredibly ambitious and thought provoking to me as you clearly push the boundaries and explore new conceptual ideas, I also think the ambiance and atmosphere you develop in your visualizations are equally as great … I know it’s a big ask but would it be possible for me to send my portfolio online to you for you to critique my work and give a little guidance on how I can replicate the appearance you achieve in your visualizations?

I really appreciate you reading my message, I think your work is exceptional and I look forward to more blog posts, thank you.

Kind regards,

David Banks.”

Enjoy the Little Things

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