Sala_2
I´ll try, my english isn´t so good…
Sometimes when I´m watching a movie I notticed that some areas looks so dark. I ever try to rid it off, but this time I thought: Why not?
“Casa Muelles”
My latest commercial work, a little bit diferent (and interesting) architectural style from i usually see on my clients.
Modeled on Sketchup, optimized and completed model on 3DsMax (chamfers, Decks with floorgenerator, proxies and furniture).
Water pool with Phoenix Fd displacement.
Rendered on Vray 3.4 and Post with Photoshop cs6 with ArionFX.
Dusk river station
Hi.
I am sharing you one of the most important project for me, this is the final stage of a long and hard process of eight years of University, it’s my Architecture graduation project: “SPORTS INFRASTRUCTURE: Access station to Mapocho River”. Santiago, Chile.
The concept born from creating a station that brings access to the Mapocho river as a new public space in Santiago, capital of Chile, and upgrading of poor sport infrastructure of the city.
The project was modeled on Rhinoceros from the concept and the context and details completed at 3dsmax.
For the images, I tryed a different atmosphere than common sunny days, something more evocative and thinking in the actual local autumn season.
And Render engine was Corona Renderer 1.5, then just some people in Photoshop for post-production and some minor adjustments at Ligthroom.
I hope you like it.
Thanks for the space.
Lokal Hotel Remodeling
I saw Stay Lokal Hotel design from Jersey Ice Cream CO on retaildesignblog.net. I loved it and allways wanted to create a corona render scene. This was my fist try with it. Hope you’ll it. Comments are appreciated
Dining Room
Software Used:Max 2016 And Vray 3.5
The Musicians House
I remember seeing the ‘quietness’ posted on Archdaily a while ago and loved the architectual details and thought the space made intricate interiors. I never got round to modelling it until a couple of weeks ago, i looked at the photo’s and began to build up the walls and main elements of the interior, i then decided to put a twist on the interior and create something for a musician.
I used an online book cover designer to create around 50 book cover designs, i then mirrored placed each one into photoshop leaving a central strip clear to which i added text for the spine of the book when UVW mapped.
A lengthy process but worth the gain in assets
The floor is made with floor generator and CG source timber texture with a dirt and scratch map blended over the top.
F 5.6 i thought was the most sucessful for the soft shallow DOF
My composition was driven by attempting to create a continous circle of interest running from left to right (bottom left lead in line to piano – picture – pot plant – table flowers and repeating to keep the eye moving across.
The scene was lit by a peter guthrie HDRI, late afternoon which i felt helped with the idea of calmness. i wanted to bring the light in and across the piano as i did plan on comping in a pianist sitting on the stool playing the piano but i think it took away the idea of the initial concept – the dilema of reading another book or play the piano?