The phrase 'do renderings' is grammatically correct, but it is not particularly commonly used.
It is most often seen in more technical contexts, such as architecture and engineering. For example: "The architect had to do renderings of the building before they could submit their plans to the city's planning board".
George asked him to do renderings of butterflies.
His big break came four years later when he was hired to do renderings for Levitt & Sons, the builders of Levittown.
"We take pictures and we do renderings of what it could look like.
Except here, people were having discussions about gathering supplies in key cities across America to send down on Navy transport vehicles to Haiti or an architect was offering to do renderings for a school being rebuilt in Haiti.
When doing renderings, I plan on just using a simple leaf model (found either by looking on the web, or generating myself), to use to render.
After all, they met in the office of Robert A.M. Stern, the neotraditionalist architect, where Dams was a designer and Zega did renderings.
From the 10th century on, campū narratives (part prose, part verse) became popular both in Kannada and in Telugu, as did renderings of the Sanskrit epics Rāmāyaṇa and Mahābhārata and Jaina legends and biography.
So do stadium renderings mind you … But the big problem for the team is that the man who won them a lot of points on his own last year, goalkeeper Bill Hamid, is out through injury till the summer.
Them having artists from all over the world do different renderings of my work and see if the real connoisseur kind of fan would want something like that so you know it's authentic and legit.
They are the work of two Paris-based artists and architectural historians, Bernd H. Dams, an architect from Berlin, and Edward Andrew Zega, a Pennsylvania-born writer who years ago began doing architectural renderings in watercolor.
"There are a lot of designers doing computer renderings, but the number who have actually built homes is very small," said Steve Glenn, chief executive and founder of LivingHomes in Santa Monica, Calif., which sells houses by two designers.
