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A CG remake of Extruded House designed by MCK Architecture & Interiors. I wanted to practice exterior rendering and lighting. This one was great for that purpose as it required me to model both interior and exterior and combine them later which sometimes was challenging due to hardware limitations.
This time I want to introduce one of the most interesting colaborations with an architect and designer Wojciech Losa from Katowice, Poland.
I wanted to reflect character of the project showing it in varied moments and stories.
The visulisations which I was willing to create needed to use the exact same language as Wojtek’s projet – direct and specific one, without dispensable chatter.
Read all stories behind the images on Behance!
https://www.behance.net/gallery/83272533/Craft-Labolatory
‘The Nest’ is a Flamingo Observatory proposed by NUDES in Abu Dhabi as a part of the Famingo Observatory competition by Bee Breeders. The Nest celebrates the unique and diverse ecosystem of the Al Watbha Wetlands in Abu Dhabi particularly the flamingos that visit the area.
From the visualization side, the main challenge was creating the vegetation. The wetlands had a unique set of vegetation and part of communicating the design well consisted of building the landscape in 3D close to the real site. I identified 3-4 types of plants and did a few variations for each of them and finally scattered them on the landscape using particle system.
The entire scene is pretty much 3D except for the sky and the trees at the back.
The buildings in this image were inspired by the Parkinson Activity Centre and the Paramount Theatre in the city of Kelowna, BC.
The buildings were modeled using a Blender addon called Archipack, the grass was another Blender addon called Graswald. The textures were mostly from Quixel, the cars were free ones from Viz People, and the people themselves were mostly from Mrcutout.
The rendering was done with Cycles and post work was done in Davinci Resolve.
Two years ago I created a render called Simon’s house (https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lK4oz) where I wanted to show a country house based on a nice concept I found.
Now, a project to create a suburban neighbourhood showed up and I decided to go deep on one of the houses to create a nice suburban scene.
I used this house also to create a 3D artist article that will be included in the next issue of the magazine and I’m sure I will use it to create future tutorials in my YT channel.
I tried to create a worn house, for references I went outside during weeks to find into which things I would be able to lean and which were the cornerstones of a realistic worn look. I’m really happy with the result. Let me know what do you think!
Besides, I included day and night lighting.
Thanks for your time!
I did everything with Blender and rendered with Cycles.
In the world of minimalism, it’s good to clear your mind doing something different. But white is boring, and so is black hence green walls accompanied by foliage both on the outside and the inside.
