Twist tower
Exterior visualization of Twist tower
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The project was developed from numerous places I have seen. Greece, Italy, Spain and South Africa. I wanted to create a store with natural lighting and a joyful atmosphere where people from all society layers could sit and enjoy this tempting coffee. I love to travel and explore new places.
The coffee-shop project was completed from ethnic elements, such as wicker products, rattan chairs, screens, and pleasant decor and dim light. I used natural light from the sky and two suns.
It’s a good thing that clients don’t always know whats going on in the scenes at MdB3d when we make them….
“The search for the Wookiee” or “Revenge of the Pampas” …. you can choose 😉
All work done in 3dsmax and rendered with Corona renderer.
Some minor post in Photoshop.
I hope we can soon publish the whole project. In the meantime I hope it made you smile.
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Concept of forest house
We chose to go down a full CGI route with this set of images so we could have full control of lighting and camera position on the restricted streets. This threw up it’s own challenges as we really needed to achieve the weathered look to all the buildings so that it was in keeping with the character synonymous with the area.