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I’m super happy to share with you today the MAKING OF “Frozen in Time” by Marcin Jastrzebski. This was picked as Best of Week 05/2018 and was his entry for an Evermotion Challenge in which he tried 3d Rendering with Photography Approach… focused on slow shutter speeds and how that can turn out in a render. Enjoy!
A virtual tour on a grand scale by Biganto Visual, “Rumyantsevo Park” is a residential complex located to the west of Moscow, Russia. Follow this breakdown of how seventeen hundred apartments, large courtyard and landscape park around it got visualized and showcased as a VR Tour!
iToo Software now shares 15 tips for creating large-scale environments based on the release images, based on a scene made with love at Polymachine (formerly Studio Niskota).
VyD studio is a small studio with three members, based in Hanoi, Vietnam. Working in the architectural visualization field for five years. All team members are architects and interior designers, and today they share a bit behind the amazing set of images shared on the blog showcase this week – “The Forest Balcony”.
“The Wine Ayutthaya” CGI set was the best of December 2017, and today Wittaya Wangpuk from ZuzuStudio34 is kindly sharing the process of making these amazing images! Done for educational and experimental reasons using 3dsmax, Corona Renderer, Forest Pack and HDRI’s from PG SKIES.
iToo Software latest tutorial for Forest Pack explains how to use the terrain’s altitude information to create a flexible elevation-based ecosystem for automatically populating large environments.
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