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This image was based on the project of MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects.
It was mostly done with 3d Max. We used Forest Pack for the landscape, Substance for water and sand to achieve a better realism in the textures, and Corona renderer for the rendering. The post production was done with Adobe Photoshop.
Atmosphere animation shown in video done in V-ray and Nuke
Team:
Sergei Pogorelov- art direction
Andrei Mikhalenko- lead 3d artist, visualization, 3D animation
Sergei Kuratski- senior 3d artist, modeling, 2D animation
Stas Khaikov- junior 3d artist
This is my first project after attending the Masterclass and actually, it is also my first project ever. It took me a while to recap everything we have learned at State of Art Academy, but in the end – I think – it was very worth to take the time and do it thoroughly. I’m very proud of the results now. As my first scene I didn’t want to make it too complicated, but as an enthusiastic architect, my claim was also very high. I decided to make something smaller than a single-family house, but big enough to show some architectural considerations.
As a great fan of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the most significant architects of modern architecture, I was inspired by his work in Barcelona and Berlin. After designing the pavilion I invested a lot of time in the environment. I made a lot of tests with Forest Pack and also integrated some Megascans assets. In the meantime, I started in a very early stage to work with Photoshop to see how it could look like in the end. This helps me a lot to find the right composition and mood, which was, by the way, the most difficult part.
This project was 3-rd variant for client, so we choose another one
But we still love it)
[Full CGI project]
We wanted to give a morning fresh effect to constrast with the warm atmosphere of the sun.
To show the morning dew above the vegetation, we played with volumetrics to make a full CGI mist in the foreground. (Look at Volumetrics pass)
To populate the render, we add some 3d animated characters with Axyz Anima 2.5 and then merge them in the scene.
Railclone was also usefull to make the facade panel.
Thx !
website : www.nouvellemesure.com/
behance : www.behance.net/nouvellemesure
This is one of many projects I’m been working on lately, images to be printed in a new prefab catalouge. This project was entirely created in 3d with the help of 3dsmax, Forest pack and Railclone, lit with HDRI, rendered in both vray(exteriors) and corona (interiors), I find that vray handles the wast use of vegetation smoothly and corona nails it for the interiors. Please do visit my behance portfolio for more catalouge projects. https://www.behance.net/Darwin_Ceballos
