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Arizona themed external CGI to promote outdoor hot tubs produced in collaboration with our US partners; The Shadowlight Group. Fully CG apart from the background image.
We used Vray, 3dsmax, Photoshop and After effects to create this image.
Nippon native landcapes
This house should be built in Bragança Paulista – SP, Brazil. But the final client wanted something more rustic and the architect have to redo the entire project.
I tryed use simetry and alignment on the center. Since the begining of the project, I wanted to make something rustic and modern at the same time with a dramatic air.
Bijlmer Bajes by C.F. Møller and Barcode Architects. Unfortunately they didn’t win (OMA did), but we’re still pretty happy with the result.
Lately, after spending so much (fun) time with Corona Renderer, I thought about getting back to VRay for a while, just to keep up with the features and remember how to use also this render engine.
What came up of this is an image I’ve called
“Cooling Tower”, an image of a lonely but strong tree still growing in such harsh environment.
SUNKEN TREASURE
Sometimes for some reason I get stuck into an image. It is like they create their own time and place.
It happened to me with this one.
Some back and forth but It helped me out to keep on learning and took out some lessons.
Now is time to move to the next thing.
Please feel free to take a look at some more crazy stuff non-architecture-related on my Artstation (you can see the image in full resolution and better quality)
https://www.artstation.com/vbonafonte
