Rendered from the left side of the family room, this view shows the large part of the family seating, the long book shelf, as well as the fireplace area.
Friday, March 20, 2009
a simple family room view-1
Rendered from the left side of the family room, this view shows the large part of the family seating, the long book shelf, as well as the fireplace area.
a simple family room view-2
a simple family room view-3
Designed by yours truly, this simple interior rendering challenged me in 2 days of my spare time, producing a neo-classical theme output. The entirety of the false ceiling structure was done using polymodeling procedure as well as the other elements. The main objective is to produce a subtle yet warm classical design.
a simple family room view-4
A camera view rendered from the fireplace area showing the entire family seating furniture layout. 3 tone color combinations were again used to create this design. Created with a blend of neo-classical architecture, this 3d rendering composition made use of modern day sofa, mixed with semi-classical furnitures and elements.
Thursday, March 5, 2009
a simple living room view-1
Designed by yours truly, this simple living room intends to showcase a pre-modern approach. 3dmodeling, composition and rendering took me 2-3 days in the making. Unfortunately the walkthrough animation failed to finish due to my low machine specs. Simple shaders, textures and 3dmodels were used to minimize the polycounts intended for animation, and hoping to produce a short video in the future. Thanks guys!
a simple living room view-2
a simple living room view-3
A camera view rendered from the personal corporate office towards the hallway showing the entire length of the area. The small dining area was also included in the camera view so as to show the totality of the 3d rendering composition. Simple furnitures, wall design arch, and 3 tone color combinations were used on this project.
a simple living room view-4
Friday, February 20, 2009
the admiral's simple flat - view1
Inspired by another Russian architect, I did this simple admiral's flat 3d rendering, composition and overall presentation in 2 days time. A personal preference to show the merging of classical and modern interior design in a simple flat, this has become a great challenge for me to mimic as much as possible the actual output. Most of the elements were personally modelled,texturized and lit, with some premodeled accessories supplied to add realism.
the admiral's simple flat - view2
Intended to show the entire flat design and layout, this view was rendered with a wide angle camera, approximately 80-85 FOV, to provide viewers the whole essence of the 3d rendering project. It almost showcased the entire layout of furnitures, false ceiling structures, and furniture material specifications.
the admiral's simple flat - view3
A rendered camera view from the kitchen and dining area, this view shows the whole part of the receiving area extending to the entrance hallway. Intended to show the dining area's design and layout, a little rotation on the camera target point was done to show a wider view of the entire design,including the receiving area.
the admiral's simple flat - view4
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
a simple kitchen view-1
Inspired by a Russian architect, I did the overall 3dmodeling, composition, texturing and rendering for this small kitchen design. Furnitures and elements were carefully modeled and texturized so as to produce a photorealistic approach on this project. Overall 3d phase took me 2-3 days of my full time to finish this small interior project with the hope of nailing it pretty good. Cheers guys!
a simple kitchen view-2
This view shows the overall furniture layout and design. Due to the small kitchen area, camera distortion and rendered image clipping were used. Focusing on the entire kitchen, with the cupboards, center workstation, a little part of the dining as well as the access doors, this view sufficiently provides the viewer the totality of the kitchen design.
a simple kitchen view-3
This second view was rendered with a little bit higher level than the other views, intended to show the small dining area and center workstation, as well as the door access towards the garden. The simple linen curtains on the window panels were provided for privacy and adequate outside illumination.
a simple kitchen view-4
Friday, January 30, 2009
a simple furnished apartment view-1
Designed inspired by a famous interior designer, this simple and small interior project was done for our Russian client for his apartment in Montenegro. With little improvisation in design by my senior architect, I did the overall 3d composition and rendering provided with his design specs, requirement and design motif. This main view emphasized the built in wine cellar, as well as the simple design and color combination of furnitures. The client preferred for simple layout with wood finishing, the reason why the flooring and ceiling was designed like this.
a simple furnished apartment view-2
A snapshot taken from the kitchen area towards the dining and seating area, this rendered view focuses mainly on the simple furniture arrangement and false ceiling design. With the senior architect's design specification, this simple layout was fairly executed in 2 days of my work time, with some minor revisions and client preferences modifications.
a simple furnished apartment view-3
Camera angle taken from the family seating room towards the kitchen/dining area, this snapshot emphasizes on the entirety of the kitchen workstation, with the design features of the cupboards, fridge area, countertop area and cooking area being focused. A simple design yet widely provided with adequate space will surely render comfort and freedom of movement for the client.
a simple furnished apartment view-4
A rendered view towards the family seating area, designed with a minimal and simple touch. This camera view mainly focused on the wall mounted elements, as well as the small planter area, attached with a water cascade feature on it, giving the client a harmonious and relaxing mood. This design proposal was luckily approved by our Russian client and is now under project execution.
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