Country Home V2 is an R&D project I embarked on personally. It is a revisit of an old project we did last year (View old scene here). I decided to recreate the scenes of the project and so placed the design in a more natural environment. The environment was influenced by one of NMachine’s projects – LM Guest House. The simple design of the home alongside the mood of the renders was one to greatly admire and I sought to recreate that sort of ambiance and realism.

The project was worked on in my free time between commercial projects and like I prefer doing, I emphasized on creating a full CGI environment. I have listed links to the resources I used in this simulation.

Country Home V2 project was rendered in Corona, an amazingly forward thinking renderer. It made my workflow almost seamless and I never had to worry about tweaking render settings or what’s not.

The Block 32 was an office complex proposal.
It was also our first tryout with Quixel megascans and incorporating it with Forest Pack.
The full set of images are available n our behance page here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/57140485/BLOCK-32

A test at achieving near realism and posing product visualization as an alternative to product photography.

I created test shots in different lighting schemes and was quite pleased with the results I got.

The full set on images are available on our behance page here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/61564399/Digital-Photography-Outline

The scene is an imaginary one where it’s elements are arranged in a simple manner; each element singular and yet an integral part to the whole.

The project was worked on in my free time between commercial projects and I took care to emphasis the aspects of digital art that I love and enjoy creating; material creation otherwise known as texturing and lighting.

Project was rendered in Corona. The seamless workflow is one to admire and I enjoyed working on this piece. This project was influenced by Jakub Cech; his style is one I greatly admire.