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I’m happy to share today the interview with Christiaan Klaassen for DBOX. Like MIR, I did an interview with DBOX a while back and it was a real pleasure to meet Christian from their London office after his presentation at #AcademyDay5 and have a chat about their work. Christiaan offers a glimpse into the complete branding agency that DBOX is. Enjoy!
There are benefits to using 3d people models directly within our 3d scenes to be rendered, and as a SketchUP user I’m very happy to see that AXYZ Design joined forces with Chaos Group and announced today about the integration of AXYZ’s 3d human assets libraries with V-Ray for SketchUP and Rhino.
Atelier Crilo posted some architectural watercolor visuals recently that immediately captured my eye. I like this approach in general, and their use of AutoCAD layers in this case was specifically interesting. This is a traditional technique revisited with digital tools to produce architectural illustrations that have both the watercolor feel as well as some CAD drawing too. Enjoy this one!
Phil Buerer‘s entry to the 537 Bulans Competition was awarded an Honorable Mention and a short behind the scenes is featured here today. Simple model and materials but with focus on composition, color and story make all the difference.
You can never have enough 2d people! And today VIShopper kindly share 12 free 2D Cut Out Autumn People Pack. Soon featured in an image by you? Enjoy!
Parisian illustrator & graphic designer, Marie-Laure Cruschi, crafted an amazing set of cabin illustration for Philip Jodidio upcoming book Cabins
