Take a look at this CG remake of Marcio Kogan’s Gama Issa House done by Wizarc Studio. They have done a great job showcasing this house and outputted a remarkably clean Maxwell Render animation! I also took some screen captures and compared them with real photos of the house as taken by photographer Arnaldo Pappalardo. It is clear that they used those photos as key points during the animation and the matching is really good.
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Building up towards CityLife Architectural Visualization Challenge launch III, I’ll be posting related information to get you into the mood! Check out this cool commercial for the Ministry of Sound new album “Anthems – Electroinc 80′s 2″ created by Fold 7 and freelance motion design director Paul Clements. The entire visual concept was created with the help of CityEngine, a software developed by CityLife sponsor – Procedural.
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Great work, again, by Israeli based Studio Aiko. Check out the Village House animation they created not long ago… And stay clear of the garden gnomes!
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From time to time I post an amazing video coupled with great sound too. I couldn’t resist posting this tribute to the French movie “Les Chevaliers du Ciel” made by Bart Dragtsma. Probably the best fighter jets photography I’ve seen, amazingly edited and enhanced by the soundtrack… Sky Dancing!
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CGWorkshop training published a new video tutorial about realistic grass creation in 3ds max using VRay displacement and the Advanced Painter Script. This video is the first of the environment creation series and you also get the base scene model so you can follow along.
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Taking a break here from the main theme, and yet it is related. I been doing some exercises lately, rendering out EXR’s with full channel info, comping them all in PS. Nothing came out even remotely cool as the super channel mixing in post – Vocal Style – made by the ‘crazy’ talented Mike Tompkins! This dude records each layer of sound separately using his voice alone and comp’s it all to form some of the greatest covers I heard so far. Enjoy!
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