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In the era of (sometimes) unnecessary formal complexity we love when we can put our hands in something really essential but that at the same time has the ability of driving emotionally the image.
Something simple, quiet, but still powerful elegant and iconic.
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This project is my personal project. i have got modern bedroom designe referance from google. complete model in max then objects in use from evermotion & 3dsky.org site. render in Vray, using 5SRW steps in this project. & post production in photoshop cs, i want to learn more realstic views. how can i do that?
This image was created for an university extension in Vienna Austria. We chose a simple colour palette with only the green facade panels popping out.
Hi there! I would like to share with you my latest personal work: ¨overcoming¨. Hopefully, this will be the first one on a series of visualizations of this building, from architect Paulo Mendez Da Rocha, called ¨Gimnasio Paulistano¨ (I did some modifications to it, including scaling it up 3 times). Hope you like it. (3dmax, corona and PS).
DVSFurniture complete various cgi shots for Bedroom production company .
Image of the front of house of the CitizenM Gare de Lyon Hotel in PAris by MdB3d. Designed by Concrete Architects. All work done in 3dsmax and rendered with vray render engine. Post production done in Photoshop.
