Apartment in Budapest
A small project I made during NY holidays 🙂
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Every year we prepare a personal project that is more or less related to Christmas. This year we decided to do something different.
The scene was inspired by early childhood memories from the 90’s in Poland. It was the time of the fall of communism and the first steps in the world of capitalism. Time of transformation of the system and mentality of people. Still, especially in the provinces, the country was backward and undeveloped. We tried to catch the mood of the winter scenery of the Polish countryside from those years. Do you smell the frost and smoke from coal-fired heating stoves?
All models and geometry were created in-house.
Hi everyone,
This is my last personal projet done in my free time. “TEMPORARY HOUSE”
Software: 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Photoshop
Hope you like it!
Website: www.thomasdeffet.com
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A project we fell in love and made with passion in every polygon. Working on every detail to provide the sensation of the place. The project had a beautiful rooftop and a meditation space.
Hope you like it!
This is my 3d rendition of the refurbishment of Alta Vista House designed by Choza. Espacio de Arquitectura and photograph by Javier Agustín Rojas.
I used Corona renderer and 3dsmax. This is the raw render straight from 3dsmax with no post production.
The scene is full cgi.
This is a little experiment I did using Corona’s Fisheye lens feature.