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THE BIG BLUE Making-of is here. Follow Victor Larsson as he describes his process behind the great scene awarded the Best of Week 14/2015. I love the interior that you see above the most, but you should check out the complete set. You have to see the original photo of this place to really appreciate the work done on this one. Original Photos by Adam Mõrk. Enjoy!
Johannes Lindqvist shared a cool looking window corner scene that is special in that he made it ready for V-Ray, Corona Renderer and Octane… Perfect for all of you render engine explorers out there. All made for 3dsmax and the Octane version is available for Cinema 4D as well. Enjoy it!
Today, I’m very happy to announce a partnership with Epic Games aimed at leading the architectural visualisation field into an exciting new chapter of realtime visualisation and interactivity exploration. Building on top of previous architectural visualisation challenges held on my blog, Epic is sponsoring the 2015 edition titled “The Vineyard” Challenge, with challengers exclusively building their entries in Unreal Engine 4.
Following up on showcasing THE BRINK, Romuald Chaigneau shares with us the making of this work today. Touching each step of the process all the way to the animated camera mapping which gave it all a cool twist. Enjoy!
iToo Software have released a new tips and tricks episode that comprehensively explains the process of creating libraries and presets. As well as covering the basics for new users, they discuss how to package libraries to make them easier to distribute.
Bertrand Benoit seems to have more and more fun with Corona. After uploading a few full V-Ray scenes to his warehouse, seeing a full Corona interior scene up there seemed like the next logical thing, and indeed – The Corona Loft is up their for grabs. As Bertrand puts it – “It’s a full, high-quality, ready-to-render industrial loft scene. Use it for fun, learning, for commercial projects, or to plunder and cannibalize for your own Corona projects”. Just pay attention to the fact it is a heavy and demanding scene.
