CABINS / Atom_Nz : A Cabin Final
As per my vision, I wanted to create a warm desert environment. Also so that the renders to have a feeling of serenity.
VR link
https://www.yulio.com/ORS4wHajv4
CABINS / Lagaris : Lagaris
Hello everybody, I finished my work finally. I had a lot of fun with that challenge and I am very impressed by the others challengers entries. Thanks for that challenge to everybody and I hope we will create again something nice works by an other challenge. Best regards
CABINS / sverlo : Australian forest
“It’s an Australian forest and believe me when you are in a glass transparent cabin,
here at night, and you know all those stories, and all those dangerous creatures around,
and trees above you sounds like an ocean – you won’t forget this night…”
VR – https://www.yulio.com/9ORbJlvKKU
It was an interesting task to stick to the initial sketch as much as possible in terms of color balance and general atmosphere.
What you think, did I succeed?
By the way, a shape of the cabin inspired by the SeaStar project of Architectural Prescription.
https://www.behance.net/gallery/65011399/Australian-Forest-Ronen-Bekerman-challenge
Cheers!
CABINS / QpixL : The untitled island/WIP
Working on adding some detail for the final renders.
Meanwhile some views of the cabin.
CABINS / Simone : Shelter
Here my final entry!
Please use this link to see my VR panoramas on Yulio:
https://www.yulio.com/MY6431dQb7
You can switch between the different perspectives by clicking on the arrows.
Here some facts:
I used 3ds Max for modelling, Corona Renderer, Substance Painter for the Cabin/Wagon texture, Mudbox for some stones and Megascan textures!
I modelled all objects and props by myself except the hiking shoes, the book and one of the plants.
I got these 3d models from 3dsky.org and altered the textures so that they fit into my scene.
Finally, I would like to thank Ronen Bekerman for organising this challenge. I enjoyed the ‘Cabin’ theme from the beginning and I am looking forward to explore all the other entries!
CABINS / pmvis : Escape to Vindheim
Here below are the final images and link to the VR tour. For the architecture of the cabin I closely followed the design of the existing Vindheim Cabin by Vardehaugen architects. The Vindheim cabin is the perfect place to escape for a weekend. It is tucked away deep in the an alpine landscape close to Lillehammer in Norway.
Thank you to Ronen Bekerman and all the sponsors for this opportunity. I really enjoyed making this project and using megascans assets for the first time. I found them really easy to use and was impressed with how they worked straight out of the box. I was also impressed with how easy Yulio was to use especially as it was my first time creating VR content.
VR link: https://www.yulio.com/mC2CeRF7fj
Highres images: https://www.behance.net/gallery/65005977/Escape-to-Vindheim
Additional images are attached in the comments below.
Good luck to all my fellow competitors!