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here is full views of marvellous house
edit and correction with my master: “aref razavi”
hope you like it
software use:3dsmax,vray 3.6,forestpack pro,phoenix FD,photoshop cc
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here is full views of marvellous house
edit and correction with my master: “aref razavi”
hope you like it
software use:3dsmax,vray 3.6,forestpack pro,phoenix FD,photoshop cc
hi
this is my personal project
hope you like it
this artwork took a lot of time and i have many references for this
and each part of this artwork was a challenge for me and during this project i learned some sciences for example physics,color basics,camera frame and…..hope you like it ….thanks
Innovation Science Center (ISCK) in Kaunas (Lithuania)
Architects: NAT Office
Visualization: Wolf-VA
Melbourne’s most acclaimed architects (Bates Smart) have designed this multi residential – mixed use building to maximize views to the river and create residencies where urban life seamlessly connects with nature.
It was important for our studio to set the right tone and composition for each shot to help compliment the design language. One of the major elements in the design is how the large terraces cascade down the northern elevation and almost merge into the contours of the river bank.
Technically it was very hard to capture certain angles due to ongoing neighboring construction, so the decision was made early on to go full 3D for the majority of the shots.
The largest challenge was file management, with some scenes ending up over 7 gig even though the building was modeled procedurally with rail-clone and all interior assets (furniture/curtains/plants) were scattered with Forest pack. We probably did go OTT by scattering debris and gravel on the roads surfaces, especially from the distance the cameras were positioned. As they say…The devil is in the detail.
A small animation is in production and will be released next year.
Hi every one ,
One of my work, An Office Building from Ireland in autumn.
Done with 3ds max ,Corona,Forest Pack & Photoshop…………