Summerhouse Inside Out
This proyect was done with 3d max, for the landscape was used forest pack, and rendered with corona renderer. The post production was done with photoshop.
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See Entries & Join! About ConvertedThis proyect was done with 3d max, for the landscape was used forest pack, and rendered with corona renderer. The post production was done with photoshop.
The main aspect of the visuals that had to be done right was the style. After having created a couple of iterations I managed to establish the feel of the shots and got the client’s approval on the end visuals.
A stage of the visuals’ creation that I always enjoy is the production of each piece of furniture, from the 3d modeling aspect to the shading one, and this project was no different. The play on the tones and colour combinations in this project was also an exciting part as well.
Let me know if anyone has any questions and I’ll gladly reply in due time.
Thank you,
Eduard C.
For this project we are based on the project of MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects.
It was done with 3d max, for the landscape was used forest pack, for water and sand we used subtance with which we achieved a realism in the textures, and rendered with crown render. The post production was done with photoshop.
The client came up with the 3d model for a quick render to show it to his client.
Submission for the competition to design meditation camp in Latvia. Plans and more info on:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/53144857/STONE-BARN-MEDITATION-CAMP
In Costa Rica, Pavones beach is a synonym of awesome surfing and a laidback life style. In Studio Saxe they asked me to produce a set of visuals for a new hotel to be located in Pavones beach we are designing. The client asked for visuals that transmitted a truly tropical feeling.
This is the first one of the set, an afternoon swimming pool view looking to the horizon on the west.