SHOPPING CENTER
Visualization of a shopping center in a small scientific town in Siberia. The client gave me a lot of freedom of action, so the object turned out to be atypical for the shopping center environment and atmosphere.







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See Entries & Join! About ConvertedVisualization of a shopping center in a small scientific town in Siberia. The client gave me a lot of freedom of action, so the object turned out to be atypical for the shopping center environment and atmosphere.
“Home” was the word that used to be very personal and depicted emotions of that varied person to person. With modern times came modern trends – such as renting out private spaces for the sake of earning more money – that have taken away the beauty of such emotions and private spaces leaving behind empty and silent spaces which might be filled with people but lack the emotional integrity and richness. The visual depicts the transformation of a “home” into a “house”.
Just a simple interior scene made for fun and to learn a few new (for me) tricks
this artwork took a lot of time and i have many references for this
and each part of this artwork was a challenge for me and during this project i learned some sciences for example physics,color basics,camera frame and…..hope you like it ….thanks
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This was done in collaboration with BIAS Architecture, and the Revit model was provided by their team from which I produced these images. For lighting up the scenes, I used Peter Guthrie Hdri’s 1224 Clear Sky and 1735 Clear Sky for daylight views rendered in Corona renderer.
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