It’s been a little while since I last posted images from fully-formed project. So here are two series I finished quite a while back and never really found the time to upload. Both are personal interpretations of existing buildings: Haus M, near Munich, by Titus Bernhard Architekten and residência em aldeia da serra, Brasil, by MMBB Arquitetos.
As always, the modeling was done in 3ds Max and the rendering in Vray. No special technique employed that would be worth mentioning, except perhaps that Haus M was initially developed to stress-test the Brix plugin, which I found very useful and robust, as written earlier.
Click on the images to see the entire series:
extraordinary!
WOW!!!
Thanks, guys, for the concise but nonetheless touching endorsement.
your work is really clean and truly inspirational to an amateur such as myself. great work.
Do we have a chance to see it in 3-D ?
excellent work, great mood, subtle shading work … as usual
Thanks a lot for the kind words guys. Sadly, Thomas, this is not available in 3D. Render times were so long, I just couldn’t afford it. I’ll make sure to post more stereoscopic work in the future, though.
Amazing Bertrand, as usuall.
I specially like those warm tones in Aldeia da serra exterior renders, kind of a Lomo look.
Congratulations!
everything it’s just great . it’s perfect. i’ve rarely seen a such quality renders . a great pleasure visiting ur website. i can;t wait for ur next post .
how did u reach a such high level in rendering ? is any chance to exchange some tips about 3ds? u have my email. and this is my website
http://laurentiu-stanciu-arhitectura.blogspot.com/
with my personal work .
i would be thankfull for an answer. have a great day .
Hi Laur. Thanks a lot for the warm words. Happy to exchange some tips if you have specific questions. Heading to your site now.
Great work.. Can I have your mail. I would like to ask you few questions.. No one helped me..
Hope you will.. Thanks…
Thanks. Feel free to ask your question here.
Hi,
Your work is amazing!!!
I would like to ask you about color mapping. Ive been studying about it, but Im still not sure wether I get better results correcting the gamma to 2.2 and using Linear workflow or using gamma 1 and different color mapping types. I would really appreciate if you could share a little bit of your experience regarding this.
Thank you!!
Thanks Gabriela. Definitely LWF. Particularly if you work mainly on interiors. There is no other way I found to properly illuminate an interior without getting huge blown-out areas or detail-less shadows.