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Images made based on the photos of the A workshop of illustrator Sarah N Bergman.
In these interior dominate the brick architecture, on the walls and in the vaults of the ceiling.
This space is the background of vintage objects used by the illustrator in his work.
Modern White Living. Credit : Ji Dáp. Workflow : Sketchup – 3dsmax – V-Ray – Photoshop
Competition entry for a rural hospice. First major use of CineRender for an external visual.
Project produced for luzern based firm dolmus architecten.
A rainy scene of New York city seen through a window.
A bump map was painted on the foreground windows for the water droplets.
This was used to test the Vray Environment fog, which looks much better than doing the depth in post production.
I tried to make a scene as if it had just rained. It was my first project trying to reproduce this kind of lighting.
My reference was an archdaily project – http://www.archdaily.com/786521/studio-loft-gasparbonta
The render time was approximately 1 hour in 3000 pixels. I think it was very loud, I’m still learning to tweak the Corona Renderer settings.
