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Within the dense forest of tall trees, a lonely narrow gap reveals a tiny section of blue sky, at the very limit of the hilltop.
There, in that forgotten space sits the new chapel, looking towards the rising sun of the east, and facing only the unique landscape.
Finished render using V-ray Next for Sketchup
Gauged by my beautiful girl Cheryl Agapito
Architectural Exterior to V-ray rendering
Artwork title : CALMNESS
Modeled, Visualized and Rendered by : Yours truly
Software used : SketchUpPro2018 x V-ray Next 4.10 x PScs6
Render Resolution : 1920 x 1080
Used 3 HDRIs : Abandoned tank farm, syferfontein, bismarckturm
*Architectural interior to V-ray rendering
*Modeled, Visualized and Rendered by : Yours truly
*Workflow : SketchUpPro2018 – V-ray Next 4.10 – PScs6
*Resolution : 1500 x 1500 pxl.
The idea behind this project was to create 4 images that would capture the building in its environment with all kinds of lighting/atmosphere scenarios. The client especially liked the misty/rainy atmosphere and wanted to see it in at least two of the images. Overall the images are more stylized rather than photorealistic, to give them unique, picturesque character.
The “Keep Calm and Travel to Japan” image by Mojtaba Yaghoobi is among the showcase posts that captured the most attention in the past two years! And today, I’m delighted to showcase the making of this fantastic work. Enjoy!
This render shares an idea of illuminating a shipping container that was transformed into a descent and eco-friendly home that was nestled at the top of the hill. This scene illustrates how light can be functional, artistic, and most important is eco-friendly.
The use of the linear light grazing the interior walls defined the space within the house and also gives a cozy feeling not only within but as well as the approaching guest and the use of a downlight with discreet light source help set the ambiance on the rest of the areas.
Decorative light functions not only aesthetically but as a path light as it discreetly lit the way with a minimum visual disturbance.
The objective here is to let light function as require without overpowering natural scenery and capture the natural scenery as well as artificial because the best option is to experience it all.
