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Our client wanted to make a statement with this interior by using a smooth slab-door kitchen in a vibrant blue. Our stylists contrasted this with gola brushed copper rails and accessories, a mirrored backsplash and used slice marble floors and marble worksurfaces for a luxurious but minimal result.
A Short Film is a full 3D HD Animation showing Minimalist architecture.
The most challenging part was to give colour to the view.
Cement is quite a difficult material due to it being colourless and it was the bet so I chose to play with the lighting a bit to give it a minimal aesthetic.
I didn’t use default lighting sun lights etc..only one HdRI cause I wanted to be precise with the shadows and rendition.
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The software i used.
Modeling : 3ds max
Texturing : photoshop
Render: corona Render
Postproduction: AE+PR
This is a personal project. I like small spaces because you can optimize and imagine different ways to do more bigger space perception.
This project took some time because I wanted a small space where could you feel the atmosphere like home. And I tried Vray Next, really faster and easy update.
The brief here was to create a bold industrial interior with vast open spaces. By using on trend German kitchen designs in an interior with exposed brick, vaulted warehouse ceilings and dark metal frames our stylists and CG artists have created a magnificent industrial space.
We often get asked how we manage to get the lighting in our images looking so realistic. Each scene is lit in a traditional photographic way, no HDRIs or Sun/Sky systems. Bounce boards push indirect light into the scene and custom IES profiles replicate spot lights to imitate the sun and other internal lights.
This is a tribute to my father´s work because my father is a carpenter, this is a special project for me because he told me about how to build with wood.
