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That time any 3D artist could try his hand and show his boundless imagination by working on the original 3D cube model, which was kindly provided by the Austrian designer and architect Mumin Keser for the competition.
I came across the architecture of Irving Gill during my travels in America
as I was walking around the streets of Santa Monica passing by Horatio Court.
The simplicity of the houses, the materials and colours are so quintessentially LA
it made me stop and admire the architecture, perfectly blending in
and standing out at the same time.
Back home in the UK I wanted to re-create this iconic housing block in 3D – focussing on capturing the “LA vibe” and showing off the combination of the simple geometric shapes forming the houses.
Personal project recently finished Inspired by Scandinavian Interior.
Tried to Approach clean and diffuse winter Lighting.
INSPIRATION: Hoedemaker Pfeiffer- design studio
Here we’ve used our clients kitchen layout to craft this art deco inspired gold and cashmere interior. The subtle art deco style works perfectly whilst still remaining modern and on-trend. As usual we’ve used 3D Studio Max and rendered with Corona Renderer with composition and colour grades in Fusion Studio 16 and additional tweaks and adjustments in Photoshop.
The full set for this client can be found here > https://www.pikcells.com/portfolio/life-kitchens-cgi