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This is a personnal project
I wanted to create a olympic swimming-pool image that always practiced this sport, so I had a critical eye to judge the realism and conformity of assets, as well as many hours of 3dsmax to have this result, my best image so far.
My website needed a new homepage image that truly shows my style of choice, which is mid century modern–especially Danish mid century. I often consider myself an interior stylist just as much as I consider myself a visualization artist. The goal was to create a beautiful, clean, white interior with Walnut/Teak furnishings that really pop.
I used Fstorm’s Sun & Sky for the lighting, along with portals in the windows. Tonemapping was all done within Fstorm, including a custom LUT I have made for myself.
If you would like to see more of my work, you can find me in these places below:
www.nicholsonvisualization.com
www.instagram.com/nicholsonvisualization
www.behance.net/nicholsonvisual
Our mates at NBBJ described this work as a large, unique and challenging project with both the technical and non-technical aspects of the project: technical challenges associated with network distribution and non-technical challenges required for substation design such as visual appearance, architectural cover, interface with potential public benefit…
3D architectural rendering is a reliable and effective way to improve a project presentation. With the help of our CGI, an Architect was able to impress his clients and easily get their approval of an architectural project.
The story – feeling overwhelmed by the urban chaos that grows daily around us, we decided to escape, through our work, to a wild and peaceful place. So we took shelter in The Pit, a chilly cave smelling like moss and springs.
Finally, we can share some of the images we produced for the new Natural History Museum of Fribourg competition.
Hope you like them!
