Artistic rendering

The term rendering (Engl. to render) means creating a graphic from a sketch or a model.

In the area of ​​design, especially in automotive design, so that the implementation of an often previously created with pencil or pen sketch in more differentiated representation is called. The reaction is applied to both markers ( alcohol-based or water -based) and with colored pencils or crayons so ( often in combination ) that, by modeling of natural phenomena such as texture, refraction, reflection, shadow, etc. to the viewer an impression of materiality the size and shape is conveyed. Since the mid- 1990s, this process is carried out increasingly by computer graphics and software.

Derived from this, the term in the information technology, the final completion of a previously programmed ( for example, with the program POV -Ray) or with a design program (such as Cinema 4D ) -built Rohde Signs, which is only at a final image by the render. Cutting programs for video only deliver a continuous film when the rendering process is complete.

• Design
• Industrial Design
• Graphic Design