Blo’s & Roses / The Spot Barber Shop

This is an interesting project that I would like to share with you, Blo’s & Roses / The Spot Barber Shop Miami, a new concept for a barber shop in Miami / US. In this occasion It was rewarding modelling many of the pieces of furniture. I hope you like this project. Thanks!

KAUNAS CONCERT CENTRE

A few months ago we helped our favourite customers from Blank Architects in making a concert
hall visualisation for a cool European contest in Lithuanian Kaunas: KAUNAS M.K. CIURLIONIS
CONCERT CENTRE, INTERNATIONAL DESIGN CONTEST
How can anyone NOT love European contests? Beautiful architecture and a great number of
happy people surrounded by nature and the old city atmosphere.
The task looked like a dream: unusual shots everywhere, different time of the day, a lot of beautiful
people, not a single apartment complex or shopping mall, only evening dresses, plays, air
balloons, mist and a warm evening relaxing atmosphere. According to the project, the building will
be situated on the river bank and near the water and the architects wanted to express closeness of
the concert hall to nature, that’s why we placed a lot of birds on the visualisation.

Block 32

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

Visualization of place in Stockholm (Sweden)

Interior visualization created in 3ds max+Corona Renderer. I was inspired from design of this place in Stockholm (Sweden).

Here you can find more pictures from this project:

https://www.behance.net/gallery/60134391/Interior-visualization-of-place-in-Stockholm-(Sweden)
All about 19 pic. Also with evening light.

If you are also like this work or have commercial requests – then I will be apricciate to know it: korchinskiy.ks@gmail.com
Thanks for watching!

Dark Living

Dark living is a personal project inspired by the work of another CG artist (can’t remember the name, would love to credit him/her). I loved the outlook that project so I tried to create mine with little variations