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Image done in 3ds max and Corona render to explore deeply into new render engine

Kitchen visualization

Val BondMay 11, 2014

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One more kitchen...

One more kitchen

Val BondMay 11, 2014

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JW Renders
I hope you like it!

Bedroom

Javier WainsteinMay 12, 2014

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By using the architecture of Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Hope you'll like it.

Church Of Light

Sitthichai ChompoohMay 09, 2014

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By using the architecture of Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Hope you'll like it.

Church Of Light

Sitthichai ChompoohMay 09, 2014

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- http://
useful practice with color correction mtl and hdri map with camera setting.
scene from archexteriors vol 10

softwares:3Ds Max-Vray-Ps

White House

Mohsen HajizadehMay 09, 2014

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- http://https://www.behance.net/paulwoznica
SINCE SOME TIME I'M WORKING ON A SHORT FILM CALLED GEOMETRY. IT IS A CONCISE DEFINITION OF ONE OF THE FIELDS OF MATHEMATICS PRESENTED IN THE FORM OF A SHORT FILM. 3D TECHNOLOGY WHICH WAS USED IN THE MOVIE IN A REALISTIC WAY ALLOWED ME TO VISUALIZE THE MOST COMMON ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRY AND ARCHITECTURE. THE VISUALIZATION CONSISTS OF SEVERAL DIFFRENT SCENE, ABOVE WE CAN SEE ONE OF THEM ( the interior of the classroom ).

The math class

Paul WoznicaMay 09, 2014

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MAX V-RAY PS(POST PRODUCTION )

ARMCHAIR

mahyar gholamiMay 09, 2014

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Conceptvision diz & viz - http://conceptvision.net
Student's Room

Student's Room

Peter PiatakMay 06, 2014

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By using the architecture of Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Hope you'll like it.

Church Of Light

Sitthichai ChompoohMay 07, 2014

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http://theambitiousoutsider.blogspot.co.uk/ - http://theambitiousoutsider.blogspot.co.uk/
Some new personal work I finished recently. The space is based on a restaurant in Shanghai called Mercato. As usual I fell in love with the space and thought with it being a detailed large space it would be a good challenge to get stuck into. I followed the basic layout and design from the photographs and floor plans that I found on-line and then started to put my own interior design ideas into the space.

I hope you like it and thanks for looking.. Vicky

Mercato Restaurant

Vicky BedfordMay 08, 2014

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http://theambitiousoutsider.blogspot.co.uk/ - http://theambitiousoutsider.blogspot.co.uk/
Some new personal work I finished recently. The space is based on a restaurant in Shanghai called Mercato. As usual I fell in love with the space and thought with it being a detailed large space it would be a good challenge to get stuck into. I followed the basic layout and design from the photographs and floor plans that I found on-line and then started to put my own interior design ideas into the space.

I hope you like it and thanks for looking.. Vicky

Mercato Restaurant

Vicky BedfordMay 08, 2014

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Sketchup 8 + 3D Max 2012 + Vray + Ps Cs6

Commercial Kitchen

Kleiton OliveiraMay 08, 2014

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Sketchup 8 + 3D Max 2012 + Vray + Ps Cs6

Commercial Kitchen

Kleiton OliveiraMay 08, 2014

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mht dZn
Tools : 3ds Max, V-ray 3.0 & Ps

Interior Living Room

Mohit SanchaniyaMay 08, 2014

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By using the architecture of Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Hope you'll like it

Church Of Light

Sitthichai ChompoohMay 09, 2014

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GALOSS CREATIVE - https://www.facebook.com/pages/Galoss-Dise%C3%B1os/141023175929491?fref=ts
LEATHER

THE POWER OF SKETCHUP VOL 1

Geraldo ShephardMay 04, 2014

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- http://www.realiZtic.com
A single (3D) scene, simulating 2 versions of natural lighting.
Then applying the exposure settings that a real life photographer would use and recreate the effect this has on both the scene and the lens.

3dsMAX, Mental ray, Photoshop
Comments that can help me improve my work are very welcome.

Please visit www.realiZtic.com for more images of this and other projects.

Exposure simulation

Martin VogelzangApril 22, 2014

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These images were produced for the final assignment of the 2G Academy Advanced Exterior course. Our task was to pick a handful of buildings as reference for which we would replicate using techniques we learnt over the course.

My project the Hue Apartments was selected due to its nice architecture and details. We first had to model the build and then provide options for different camera angles. Once the views were selected we worked on composition before we can move onto the lighting and materials. From here the process spanned many months where materials, lighting and post work was tweaked as the image grew. With the guidance of the very patient Evan Mandala and Reinaldo Handaya, in which many comments were addressed, the final images came to life. These images were only possible by reviewing all the content provided in the course.

I would like to extend a big thank you to both Evan and Reinaldo for their ongoing commitment to the each students project, your effort has never gone unappreciated. There also needs to be a big thanks to the judges who took time to critique our images, for such respect artists to even look at the images definitely a highlight. The comments and there input is worth more than the prizes.

For anyone wanting to further their skills in vray and visualisation, please check out 2G Academy.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop, Forestpack Pro
Behance: http://bit.ly/1i5iQzY

Hue Apartments

Justin BournApril 22, 2014

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These images were produced for the final assignment of the 2G Academy Advanced Exterior course. Our task was to pick a handful of buildings as reference for which we would replicate using techniques we learnt over the course.

My project the Hue Apartments was selected due to its nice architecture and details. We first had to model the build and then provide options for different camera angles. Once the views were selected we worked on composition before we can move onto the lighting and materials. From here the process spanned many months where materials, lighting and post work was tweaked as the image grew. With the guidance of the very patient Evan Mandala and Reinaldo Handaya, in which many comments were addressed, the final images came to life. These images were only possible by reviewing all the content provided in the course.

I would like to extend a big thank you to both Evan and Reinaldo for their ongoing commitment to the each students project, your effort has never gone unappreciated. There also needs to be a big thanks to the judges who took time to critique our images, for such respect artists to even look at the images definitely a highlight. The comments and there input is worth more than the prizes.

For anyone wanting to further their skills in vray and visualisation, please check out 2G Academy.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop, Forestpack Pro
Behance: http://bit.ly/1i5iQzY

Hue Apartments

Justin BournApril 22, 2014

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