My latest work, glass elevation.
This one is based on photography I found on the Internet.
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I created this image to study lighting and decoration inside 3dsmax and vray. All was done in 3dsmax and vray.
This is one of two images created in an invited bid for a social housing estate regeneration scheme in North London.
Originally, we wanted to create more moody shots to suit the way London looks most of the time (it does get cloudy here a lot!) but eventually managed to settle for an after-shower scene due to client comments. We tried to create an image that looked natural – not overcrowded, not too glitzy and a bit rugged and true to real life. The result was well received and an accurate portrayal of what the finished scheme would probably look like.
The project has been a heated discussion in Stockholm. Hopefully, the images will make a difference to the ones who are against it.
I saw this house on archdaily. I liked it so I covered it, with some changes from myself.
I use sketchup to model the project. I use skatter to distribute trees, and render with vray 3.4 for sketchup.
I loved the house at first sight, I kept the architecture of the house, and changed the landscape of the trees around to my liking. hope you enjoy it.
I wanted to create a pleasant space, with modern and rustic elements, creating a counterpoint.