VILLA ROSA by Laila janbih
“VILLA ROSA” my latest personal project inspired by the Mediterranean style
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Personal project made for fun and practice of minimal composition and study of main color principles. Hi saturation values connected to reduced colors palette emphasize the final outcome and make realistic renders more abstract and look more like graphic forms. Software used: Cinema 4D + Octane + Adobe Photoshop/Camera Raw.
Hi everyone! I’m glad to share my recent visualization set that I made for an apartment renovation in Firenze – ITALY
Cinema4D + Corona Renderer
full res on Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/98710253/-Florentia-Firenze-IT-CGI
Making the future…part one:
My take on O’Neil Cylinders.
A possible representation of habitation in space is an O’Neill cylinder. It’s a “county” size cylinder spinning on his axis and thus generating gravity.
The central pole can be used as a lighting rod, an artificial sun.
One of the most efficient ways to live in space. If we had cheap earth orbit transportation, we could do it with our current technology
CGI Illustration, a personal project done with Corona, 3ds Max and Photoshop, testing how much futurology can you fit in 64 GB of RAM.
The answer is at least an O’neil Cylinder!
Enjoy and stay tuned for more…
This is an exsisting house located in South Carolina, USA. I was searching for mid-century house designs and this house was the one I fell in love with; that is why I wanted to recreate the actual photos. Since I never found any floor plan of this house, I used SketchUp to model directly from the picture; I was lucky enough to find it on google maps and use it to model the sorroundings.
Office building
SketchUp│3Ds Max│Corona renderer