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This is a commissioned project of a restaurant on Winchester Walk by William Matthews Associates, UK.
Corona Renderer with Blender was used for the images. The animated Exterior loop was done with After Effects. Birds are 2d hand drawn animation by myself (yep..I do 2d animation) using Krita. Small post processing using Photoshop. Photo textures as well as handpainted textures by me were usedw for the renders.
Loving Corona with Blender.
After a long stint of rather repetitive projects, I decided to start a personal project around my true CGI passion: interior/exterior design. And since I’ve done a lot of interior scenes in the past, I figured it’d be a challenge to go all in on a exterior scene.
I really enjoyed being completely free in my creative decisions, not having to take into account the wishes of a client, the input of a creative director or producer. So I made a scene that few clients are likely to request: a rainy, moody scene with no direct sunlight.
While things went fairly smoothly, I did struggle a bit with getting the lake to look right and to have the ripples from the raindrops feeling more or less natural.
one day when I was watching wonderful poetic photos of Julien Coquentin on his Early Sunday Morning Album I found some photos made me really excited so that I decided to create those places on my own way!
I did the modeling and furnishing of this living room after receiving a photo of it, than made the furniture in contemporary style.
“Cloudy afternoon” is a free time work done during a boring rainy day in Shanghai, the city where I’m living and working. I tried to express my mood with the softness of the light, playing with one of my favorite color palette. As interior designer I put attention on details and materials. Hope you guys like it.
We created these 10 visuals to explore light and shadow in architecture.
We wanted to give them a artistic dimension and photographic look. and we also wanted to do
simple perspectives with bare minimum objects.
Initially we wanted to make a calendar out of it but we ended up creating architectural posters.
