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Concept of seasonal restaurant of Peruvian cuisine. The main inspiration was the geoglyphs of the Nazca Civilization. The pavilion is located in the industrial building of 500 square meters.
Using:
Forest pack for ground
Phoenix FD for smoke and fog
3d scaned people and motion blur
Volumetric for light rays
More info
https://www.behance.net/gallery/68460165/MMXVIII-I
Typology: Interior
Location: Russia
Status: completed
Visualization: Omega Render
Completion Time: 1,5 weeks
Visualization of the stylish interior of the bedroom and bathroom. Minimalism in combination with contrasting natural materials in decoration perfectly reflects the modern style of this space. Wood and marble, a lot of light and dark shades – these contrasts give uniqueness and identity to the interior.
The so called XT3 building was designed by Allard Architecture. We were asked to make 2 images of this building to convince the clients of the design.
I’m super happy to share with you today the MAKING OF “Frozen in Time” by Marcin Jastrzebski. This was picked as Best of Week 05/2018 and was his entry for an Evermotion Challenge in which he tried 3d Rendering with Photography Approach… focused on slow shutter speeds and how that can turn out in a render. Enjoy!
An image was inspired by some steamy Asian cities and Fargo series atmosphere. It turned into something different but still has its roots I guess.
Since Arnold renderer is my prefered choice of weapon to use on 3dsmax, problems such as making 4k textures pop out takes some time to perfect. On the other hand, its generally easier to use on exteriors along with short render times.
We hit the nail on the head on the wet cabro tiles on the extrerior shots. They came out better than expected. My issue though is, why 3d artists dont use arnorld renderer?
