bio/resume
design - BIM modeling - presentation renderings
March 20, 2013 Bio.
Lloyd is an independent residential designer and a
studio artist. He has over 30 years experience with
a wide variety of building types and has served on
design teams and construction document teams for
several prestigious architectural firms and designers
in New Mexico, Oregon and Texas. He has participated 
successfully in over 20 architectural design
competitions and has worked with a number of interns
as mentor over the years. Recent architectural design
work has included elementary and high schools in
New Mexico and 3D presentations as a consultant to
Santa Fe designers, Edy Keeler and Thomas Lehn and
architects Robert Zachry and Suby Bowden Associates.
Today Lloyd has his design and painting studio in
Corrales, New Mexico. He is currently working on the
design for a residential Zen Buddhist center in
northern New Mexico and a guest house in Santa Fe, NM.
He is also presently working on the design for a
personal meditation chamber. In addition to traditional
presentation media, he uses state of the art 3D digital
graphics for his architectural visualizations and
animated presentations. In his painting and sculpture
studio he works in oil, watercolor, acrylic and
mixed media.
Lloyd's work, both in art studio and for residential
design, most often reflects an aesthetic rooted in an
understanding of the creative processes, of Harmony
and Beauty as described by physicist David Bohm,
physicist Basil Hiley, musicologist Jean Klein,
indigenous peoples abiding interdependence, and
the experiential directness of Zen Buddhism. He has
practiced a meditation technique which which is similar to
Buddhist Zazen or Dzogchen for over ten years.
Lloyd studied fine arts at the University of Texas -
Arlington and was awarded a number of scholarships
for competitive design student portfolios. Lloyd was a
jury accepted member of the Santa Fe Society of Artists
and has shown his work in a number of Santa Fe galleries.
He was a combat artist/illustrator for the US Navy in
Danang and Saigon, Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
contact lloyd
in New Mexico for current resume and letters of recommendation
recommendations
“...easy and flexible to work with...truly gifted not only
architecturally but also with painting and sculpture.”
~ Mitra Bishop Roshi, Mountain Gate ~ Sanmonji Zen Center,
Ojo Sarco, NM
“...talented, serious and capable.” ~ J. Fred Williams,
former Director of Design at Ford Powell Carson Architects,
San Antonio, TX
“...an exceptionally creative designer...translated my needs into
imaginative architectural forms.” ~ Private client, Santa Fe, NM
“...(this home is) an eloquent statement of Lloyd’s creativity...
functions practically and as a spiritual haven.” Joan Watts,
Santa Fe, NM
“...a sensitive and talented designer with outstanding rendering
skills. Is equally at ease as a team leader or team member.”
~ John Arrison, Architect, Santa Fe, NM
“...dedicated to excellent design and mindful architectural
office practices.” ~ Albert Moore, Architect, Santa Fe, NM
“...his patient and thoughtful interface with our staff made for a very
pleasant and productive relationship.” ~ Suby Bowden, Architect,
Santa Fe, NM
“My clients are always better informed with his contribution.”
~ Edy Keeler, Designer, Santa Fe, NM
“...a valuable and creative resource for the realization of our
projects goals.” ~ Private client, Albuquerque, NM
software used
TurboCAD v19 Pro - for architectural drawings
Vectorworks 2012 “
Autodesk Revit 2009 “
Autocad Architecture “
Cinema 4D - for 3D renderings
Modo 601 - for 3D models and 3D renderings
Rhino 3D v5 - for 3D modeling and architectural drawings
PaintShop Pro v7
Adobe Photoshop Elements
Corel Draw Suite X5
Corel VideoStudio Pro X5
MS Office
favorite links - resources - vision
professional links:
RENDERMYFRAMES.COM - qualified New Mexico render farm for
Cinema 4D animations
Urbanecos - excellent green building in NM
Luxology - MODO - MODO 3D software, modeling/rendering
Turbocad Forum - TurboCAD information and help
Flickr - my flicker page - portfolio pics change often
Longbow Software - run old autocad on new hardware/opsys
spirited links:
Cerro Gordo Stupa - an uncommon Buddhist Chorten in Santa Fe
Mountain Gate Sanmonji - an authentic Zen center in
the NM mountains,with exceptional integrity - a beautiful
place in all ways
Joseph Rael - indigenous science as the beautiful and the poetic
Youtube - John Vervaeke - secular spirit clarified
David Loy - Buddhism/Advaita notes
Norman Fischer - a Zen Center with many good audios
David Bohm - great site dedicated to David Bohm and J. Krishnamurti
by a long time friend of both.
Chi is not some kind of non-dual magic goo - John Vervaeke
demystifies chi and other things
Is energy the basis of the universe? - see @ 02:12 mins.
- B. Alan Wallace: The Conscious Universe, is clear about this.
scroll
down
for
more
all images on this website are copyrighted by Lloyd Brown, 2011. Do not copy without permission
March 20, 2013 Bio.
Lloyd is an independent residential designer and a
studio artist. He has over 30 years experience with
a wide variety of building types and has served on
design teams and construction document teams for
several prestigious architectural firms and designers
in New Mexico, Oregon and Texas. He has participated
successfully in over 20 architectural design
competitions and has worked with a number of interns
as mentor over the years. Recent architectural design
work has included elementary and high schools in
New Mexico and 3D presentations as a consultant to
Santa Fe designers, Edy Keeler and Thomas Lehn and
architects Robert Zachry and Suby Bowden Associates.
Today Lloyd has his design and painting studio in
Corrales, New Mexico. He is currently working on the
design for a residential Zen Buddhist center in
northern New Mexico and a guest house in Santa Fe, NM.
He is also presently working on the design for a
personal meditation chamber. In addition to traditional
presentation media, he uses state of the art 3D digital
graphics for his architectural visualizations and
animated presentations. In his painting and sculpture
studio he works in oil, watercolor, acrylic and
mixed media.
Lloyd's work, both in art studio and for residential
design, most often reflects an aesthetic rooted in an
understanding of the creative processes, of Harmony
and Beauty as described by physicist David Bohm,
physicist Basil Hiley, musicologist Jean Klein,
indigenous peoples abiding interdependence, and
the experiential directness of Zen Buddhism. He has
practiced a meditation technique which which is similar to
Buddhist Zazen or Dzogchen for over ten years.
Lloyd studied fine arts at the University of Texas -
Arlington and was awarded a number of scholarships
for competitive design student portfolios. Lloyd was a
jury accepted member of the Santa Fe Society of Artists
and has shown his work in a number of Santa Fe galleries.
He was a combat artist/illustrator for the US Navy in
Danang and Saigon, Vietnam during the Vietnam War.
contact lloyd
in New Mexico for current resume and letters of recommendation
recommendations
“...easy and flexible to work with...truly gifted not only
architecturally but also with painting and sculpture.”
~ Mitra Bishop Roshi, Mountain Gate ~ Sanmonji Zen Center,
Ojo Sarco, NM
“...talented, serious and capable.” ~ J. Fred Williams,
former Director of Design at Ford Powell Carson Architects,
San Antonio, TX
“...an exceptionally creative designer...translated my needs into
imaginative architectural forms.” ~ Private client, Santa Fe, NM
“...(this home is) an eloquent statement of Lloyd’s creativity...
functions practically and as a spiritual haven.” Joan Watts,
Santa Fe, NM
“...a sensitive and talented designer with outstanding rendering
skills. Is equally at ease as a team leader or team member.”
~ John Arrison, Architect, Santa Fe, NM
“...dedicated to excellent design and mindful architectural
office practices.” ~ Albert Moore, Architect, Santa Fe, NM
“...his patient and thoughtful interface with our staff made for a very
pleasant and productive relationship.” ~ Suby Bowden, Architect,
Santa Fe, NM
“My clients are always better informed with his contribution.”
~ Edy Keeler, Designer, Santa Fe, NM
“...a valuable and creative resource for the realization of our
projects goals.” ~ Private client, Albuquerque, NM
software used
TurboCAD v19 Pro - for architectural drawings
Vectorworks 2012 “
Autodesk Revit 2009 “
Autocad Architecture “
Cinema 4D - for 3D renderings
Modo 601 - for 3D models and 3D renderings
Rhino 3D v5 - for 3D modeling and architectural drawings
PaintShop Pro v7
Adobe Photoshop Elements
Corel Draw Suite X5
Corel VideoStudio Pro X5
MS Office
favorite links - resources - vision
professional links:
RENDERMYFRAMES.COM - qualified New Mexico render farm for
Cinema 4D animations
Urbanecos - excellent green building in NM
Luxology - MODO - MODO 3D software, modeling/rendering
Turbocad Forum - TurboCAD information and help
Flickr - my flicker page - portfolio pics change often
Longbow Software - run old autocad on new hardware/opsys
spirited links:
Cerro Gordo Stupa - an uncommon Buddhist Chorten in Santa Fe
Mountain Gate Sanmonji - an authentic Zen center in
the NM mountains,with exceptional integrity - a beautiful
place in all ways
Joseph Rael - indigenous science as the beautiful and the poetic
Youtube - John Vervaeke - secular spirit clarified
David Loy - Buddhism/Advaita notes
Norman Fischer - a Zen Center with many good audios
David Bohm - great site dedicated to David Bohm and J. Krishnamurti
by a long time friend of both.
Chi is not some kind of non-dual magic goo - John Vervaeke
demystifies chi and other things
Is energy the basis of the universe? - see @ 02:12 mins.
- B. Alan Wallace: The Conscious Universe, is clear about this.
scroll
down
for
more
all images on this website are copyrighted by Lloyd Brown, 2011. Do not copy without permission
