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Daniel J Hatton has posted part 2 of his tutorial on how to create realistic rocks using 3D Studio Max, VRay and the Advanced Painter Plugin this time. You should definitely check this and part 1 if you didn’t yet.
Here’s a quick and flexible way to emulate the look of fog in the background of an image. I recently used this technique in the visualization of the Agami House in Yaffo. It’s true it might not look real enough but for most cases this really looks good enough and you have the added bonus of fast render and flexible edit inside Photoshop if the client ask for tweaks.
A lovely house on a sandy site overlooking a sea / lake in the Netherlands by Grosfeld van der Velde Architects. This is a great reference for how sand looks like and you can find additinal day and dusk images including some wide panoramas showcasing the near surroundings of the house.
Daniel J Hatton has posted the first of a 2 part tutorial on how to create realistic rocks using 3D Studio Max, VRay and a script called Asteroids. You should check it out… I plan to implement this technique into my GH House Challenge entry.
No words can describe the amount of talent, work and dedication that went into the creation of this piece of art by Alex Roman – A truly remarkable 3d architectural visualization / film. This is an inspiration to us all i believe… enjoy watching it.
Yet another very unique house, following the lines of the previous Cape Schanck House by Jackson Clements Burrows, though much smaller. Cantilevering over the car approach and exhibiting a very nice mixture of concrete, wood and glass overlooking a natural landscape by day and night.
