Urban Enviroment by Dmitry Tulupov
Actually its my first archviz-ish scene
Botanic garden by Adam Klich
All models are done by myself except Megascans rocks and mushrooms. I used GrowFX to model vegetation.
House for Mother by Javier Rueda
“House for mother” is a house that balances spatiality with intimate rooms – formal simplicity with strong materiality. The facade in raw corrugated aluminium creates a variable play with light and shadow during the day, a rich materiality contrasting with it’s simple expression. The wooden beams and trusses along with the walls lined with plywood give warmth to the interior. The concrete floor is folded to a low bench along the perimeter of the building.
I tried to capture this materiality and simplicity in some CGIs while learning from the real world. I realised that this is the best exercise that I can do for improving my skills. Basing on a real photo you can always discover new details that give more realism to your image.
For the exterior image I tried to express this lonely mood that you sometimes can feel in the earliest time of the day.
The real photos can be found in Archdaily and Förstberg Ling practice websites.
Hackney Shed by Uzoka Melvis Chukwuemeka
I used only 3dsmax and Corona Renderer for this piece. Textures are all hand painted and this is the raw render with no post processing done. No HDRI image. Lighting was achieved with a number of lights in the scene. The books are also handpainted as well as the text on them. Textures were hand painted using Photoshop and some textures using Blender 3d painting feature. Viewport Canvas (3dsmax painting feature) was also used for hand painting textures.
Still Life by Jobin Mathew
Still Life. Initially started as a test scene to check the quality of FStormRender.
Lights by Laurentiu Stanciu
The challenge was to illustrate a secret garden. I thought that besides the location, the garden has to keep some real secrets. In many traditional cultures there is the symbol of the tree, center of everything (universe, world, axis mundi etc) so I made it ‘tree of life’ literally. The Light, souls, unborn child’s, maybe knowledge if we force the sense. The surrounding environment it’s meant to emphasise the center piece.