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I decided what angle i wanna show to Interior View already during concept, so working process was pretty clear. It was kust a little doubts about loght pattern and i researched to varient how to show Karlson&Junior story in an unodtrusive manner.
There is my full milstone process for View №1. The work flowed very consistenly and smoothly so tbh I didn’t see a reason to post every step separetely.
After Finalizing 1st Camera angle And HDRI (Peter Guthrie HDRI collection) I started adding details and elements into the scene like benches, dustbins, lamp post etc….
Since I completed my Interior Design course last year and didn’t even knew vray or corona till last December since I joined my first job in an Interior design firm were I got chance to make 3d model and learned Corona rendered (1st render software I ever learned) from Sr Architectural visualizer and explored the world of Architectural visualization that I didn’t even knew exist… I was very much interested in making 3d model since we were thought basic 3d max in our college as a part of the course and I really enjoyed making 3d and started learning more through online tutorials just for making college projects and never really knew that I could really take 3d Modeling as a career until I started working..
As working in an Interior design firm I never really got change to make a full composed exterior project so I have taken this challenge to enhance my skill and learn few tools like Forest pack and creating complex Material as I generally use to work with preset material and never required to make such detailed material.
Working on Forest Pack for the first time was quite challenging for me and need to play around with lot of settings and go through number of tutorials to understand the settings and getting the output that I was looking for
Since I am working as an 3D Visualizer and learned render software from Year now and have very different work flow were I work, so for this challenge I am following the work flow that I have observed on Making Of section on this website by amazing artists from around the world..
Workflow:-
Camera angle
HDRi and sun lighting setup
Adding details and elements
Material composition
Render
Post production.
Following are few Images of my 1st View WIP…
Any comments are welcome…
Time to move on to 2nd View (Interior)..
I modelled surrounding buildings, trees, light posts and some other props. Trees are modeled in Speedtree. Nothing special here in terms of technique. It requires almost no skill but it takes a while to match proportions. Next step will be texturing/shading.
The interior model has been completed, and the material still needs fine adjustment.
This requires a lot of rendering testing.
The next steps are modeling, scattering grass and trees and texturing.
I took trees and grass from various collections, mostly Maxtree and Archmodels.
Grass made with Corona Scatter. The trees were planted according to the photographs of the area, which I found. And in the creation of materials, I used the textures from Poliigon. I also added some details for the exterior.
This view needs to be completed – to correct the angle of the camera, change the tree in the foreground, insert people and make post-correction.
