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Jeffry Faranial‘s Henerik Bus ART HOUSE renderings awarded him Best Visualization of the Week NO. 24 with lots of requests for more information about his work. It wasn’t easy in the making for him as he says, but he took it upon himself to share with us all more information about the process of making his own art based on henrik’s art. Enjoy!
Earlier this month, Will Rayner posted a striking image of the ‘Strawberry Vale’ Riverside House they did for Dyer Grimes Architects. I love this BOX on BOX house design and the image seemed like a perfect blend of 3d and photographed elements that I wanted to learn more about what went on behind the scenes. Will was very happy to share with us this making of both exterior and interior images made in this project. Enjoy!
I love PRE-FAB Architecture a lot, which is probably why two artists have been awarded Best Visualization of the Week No. 16. Sérgio Merêces‘s Garden Office image was one of them, and today I’m happy to share his making-of this scene. Follow him as he describe his process from the initial modeling all the way to final post-production. Enjoy!
Mark La Frenais did a great dusk visualization of House 2P in Zagreb that was designed by SANGRAD + AVP Arhitekti. Done as a personal project, he based it on a day view photo but went all dusk with it and got a great result. He kindly shares with us a glimpse into the making of this scene here. Enjoy!
Vasilis Koutlis from studio xDream3D, recently shared on the forums their work on the Giannitsa House Interiors which I really liked – specifically, the one shown up above for the composition, material work and lighting. I asked Vasilis to share with us some insight about the process of making this scene and this making of was born. Enjoy!
Here’s the continuation to Scott Baumberger‘s Non-Photorealistic Rendering (NPR) Approach to Architectural Visualization workflow article. In the previous article, Scott explained the process of making the ‘Viking Pavilion’ dusk exterior. This time he dives into the making of the ‘Viking Pavilion’ Interior, showing a basketball game at daytime.
