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This 3D animated short film called “Highrise” was made as an in-house project. It’s our first animated short film. It’s the story of a hot air balloon on its journey to find his way home.
Direction: Nisba Visual Label
Modeling: Nisba Visual Label
Texturing: Nisba Visual Label
Lighting: Nisba Visual Label
Rendering: Nisba Visual Label and 8088.net
Compositing: Nisba Visual Label
Music: David Ospina Music
Sound Design: Audiobit Studios
Produced by: Nisba Visual Label and 8088.net
First project with Corona Renderer. Interior design based on a real image.
This is one of the more luxurious prefab houses. It was done to display a new type of house to the client’s catalog of existing housing types.
Facade wood cladding was done with floor generator and all vegetation with iToo Software’s Forest Pack.
Hello everyone, I would like to present you the project called “Morning in the Village,” that was made by me in my spare time. How did it all start? At First, I worked exclusively on the shaded bike ( model of Andrei Mikhalenko). Later an idea came to me that it would be good to put the bike into some environment. And I began to look for references that I intended to realize. I came to the outcome that you can observe.
I tried to make a scene as if it had just rained. It was my first project trying to reproduce this kind of lighting.
My reference was an archdaily project – http://www.archdaily.com/786521/studio-loft-gasparbonta
The render time was approximately 1 hour in 3000 pixels. I think it was very loud, I’m still learning to tweak the Corona Renderer settings.
Our client approached us to visualise one of their spaces due to be rented soon. It’s about a space that is meant to be used as an office furniture showroom. Due to limited natural light most accent was put on spotlights to highlight various zones and pieces. Mostly based on IES lights.
