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Personal artwork. Exporing mood and feeling of death and witheringю Flow through life, meaning of life (or not)
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I’ve been working on house on the rock for last month. I tried to express my deep feelings to nature and connection that it can create with the architecture. I used Autocad as technical software and then 3ds max studio with Corona renderer.
Hossein posted his recreation of Nasu Tepee back in June 2017, and this the making-of his scene, in which he managed to achieve high resemblance with the original photo and scenario using many tools in the process – 3dsmax, V-Ray, ZBrush, Marvelous Designer, Megascans, SpeedTree, Rayfire and more!
Personal work based on Constantin Brancusi´s sculptures and his atelier in Pompidou Museum (Paris). Not meant to be an exact copy, just a guidance and a visual reference used to learn the most basics of Zbrush and a solid and fast workflow between 3dmax, Zbrush and Substance Painter, that allows me to improve the realism in details in architectural visualizations.
It took some time since every piece was sculpted from scratch and I barely had photographic documentation of each artwork in “all” its dimensions. And the consideration that I’ve never been before in this place. So there’s a bit of imagination and personal contribution to make possible to built these images.
It was very fun but, overall, this workflow increases your creativity by not just using the same and typical material creation or modeling techniques, but using much more organic sculpture and painting techniques, and much more organic tools like the wacom that makes everything more fluid and realistic.
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We were extremely glad to visualize We are happy to share our recent work Firefly. A visualization of the conceptual radio beacon. As a successor to a classic lighthouse, it’s still able to guide ships but mainly performs as a unique viewpoint over never-ending ocean. Opposes its refinement to brutal breakwaters and brings in stillness to the shoreline of Eynort.