IToo Software Showreel 2012
iToo Software has introduced their 2012 showreel, featuring remarkable works by their many users of ForestPack and RailClone. Check out and enjoy the video. Congrats to all the artists being featured in it!
Diego Querol’s ‘The Japanese’ Visuals
Diego shared a new set of renders of a Japanese style restaurant inspired by Sandra Tarruella interior design. It is a remarkable piece of work passing as photography for me! Superb materials, lighting and detailing of an interior scene to make it as believable as possible.
LUX AETERNA
I first came to know Cristóbal Vila seeing his remarkable Fallingwater remake animation. He used modo to model it at that time, which was very interesting to see, and this time he strikes again with yet another remarkable piece of work titled ‘LUX AETERNA’. He uses modo and Cinema4D for this one and plans to share more information about how he made it all. Enjoy!
Memorial by Efim Armand
Efim Armand, the maker of NYC TAXI comes back with yet another remarkable personal project… a 3d recreation of the memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe at Berlin that was designed by architect Peter Eisenman and engineer Buro Happold. Efim scattered most elements in this scene using iToo’s Forest Pro plugin in a different approach he might elaborate about in a following article. Enjoy the animation and the stills on his site.
NYC Intersection CityLIFE by Egor Goray
Egor Goray has been pretty busy lately, playing around with his NYC Intersection CityLIFE 2nd Place winning entry. In this new set of renders he takes us down to the street in various seasons, and you got to love the results… This is one making-off to look forward too.
Peter Guthrie’s Teglverksgata 2 Visualizations
Peter shared a new set of renders for a residential project on the northern edge of Oslo’s Sofienberg park by Logg Arkitektur. An urban visualization integrated in photos he took on site that reminds me a lot of his previous work on the Kilburn Vale Visualizations, which represented (for me) his best work at that time. With these new renders I think Peter has pushed the limits even further, achieving high levels of realism and integration within photos.