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This is a personal artwork which I call Faroe. The image was inspired by the photography of Jonathan Gregson.
My intention was to express a sense of immense space and the feeling of being insignificant compared to the extents of the natural world.
For the technical part I wanted to create a fully CG environment with as little post production as possible. In the Forest scattering I used baked procedural maps (Bercon noise, Corona AO and Corona distance) for density and size control.
“in circles” was a personal project of mine, where i tried to focus on the “extraordinary” part in the film, rather then perfect visual. Of course everyone is aiming for best visual result, but sometimes archviz film are lacking spirit, and this is what i tried to achieve with this animation.
The image presents the house located on the slopes of a Zagreb’s mountain near the ruins of the old cement factory. The essence of the dramatic historical environment is captured with the atmosphere which stirs real feelings in the observer as he would feel at the particular site.
The final highlights of the environment were added in post production using Photoshop.
With this project I expanded my learning with Corona to include some exterior scenes.
Unfortunately due to hardware limitations (my computer at home is very old!) I had to limit my forest packs and overall scene size to get the images to render. Also, some of the scenes are quite noisy as the render times were quite long and I tried to stick to a very tight timeline.
Dear Roe Deer
Since the outbreak of the civil war in march 2011, millions of Syrians have fled their homes heading to an unknown future. Determined the moment they crossed their country’s border. A border used to be a wall that protects but today it became a drawn line on a map that defines who you are and determines futures.
The design approach is to take the border back to what it used to be, a symbol of protection and provide a sustainable framework for the refugees to once again become citizens. by planting their own food, and building their own homes and let them have the opportunity to define what the border will be like and place an entire nation that has its citizens lives on the edge, back to the edge.
