Neil Pace O'Shea is a local designer whom I interviewed, where he mastered his studies based on Interior Design.
The way this designer communicates with the client is either through email or meeting them in person (if there's the need), in cases where there will be the necessity to discuss certain 'important' circumstances like; measurements, design elements, spaces, suggestions, etc.
The work revolves around architectural visualisation and on occasions interior design.
The technical use for his designated work are the 3Ds MAX using the v-ray plugin within and photoshop used for post production.
The picture below is one of the final concept designs he had created for a special enterprise.
3Ds MAX with VRAY plugin and Photoshop
When a client comes to ask what he/she desires, they will already have a plan on how and what they want, they will be quite decisive. Therefore at this stage you have to follow and create the design as much as possible closely to what they're asking for, and then it would be much easier when it comes to selling the proposal design.
After the client will give the thoughts and project details, he starts by selecting the required plans and elevations, and starts cleaning them from unnecessary technical details and import them into CAD software. Then he goes through the process of modelling various shapes in 3D, by attaching, materials and lighting and rendering.
After the drafts will be rendered, he will send it to the client and waits for the clients feedback to know whether he needs to produce another level of quality, until the client will be satisfied with the result. This may take to 2 or 3 times drafting, depending on how complex their designs are.
From the result of the softwares Neil Pace O'Shea used, makes the finishing look and the quality, professional. It's clean, simple and effective in the way of how the visualising result can give you quite a good and clear idea of what you want.
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