“Paper boat”
One of the images I prepared for a very cool renovation/extension project in the heart of the Dutch countryside.
Software used: 3ds max, Itoo forest, Vray, Photoshop
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Software used: 3ds max, Itoo forest, Vray, Photoshop
This is a personal project. I like small spaces because you can optimize and imagine different ways to do more bigger space perception.
This project took some time because I wanted a small space where could you feel the atmosphere like home. And I tried Vray Next, really faster and easy update.
We wanted to create an old industrial building with a Showroom in it.
We’ve used 3d Pavement, 2d Trees on foreground and the sky on the background from Seedmesh.
Some people on the background as well as the grass and bushes were scattered with Forest Pack from Itoo Software.
Rendered with Vray.
New CGI work, commercial gym design.
Interior design and CGI by Vicky Bedford at StudioUnknown.
Hi guys! This is my new work: Germany Office.
Hope you like it! C&C are welcome!
Soft: 3Ds max – Vray – PS
This is our first attempt to make a computer generated image inspired by one of the most inspirational and unexplored places in the world: Faroe Islands. The most challenging part of this artwork was of course the grass roof and the wild vegetation surrounding this little house. Modeling, framing, lighting and texturing: Silvia Labanti with Cinema 4D and V-Ray. Post-production: Angelo Ferretti. Original Photo by Giulio Groebert.