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This 3D rendering of a hotel in Berlin looks like a professional photo taken in the capital of Germany. The building impresses with its perfect lines and restrained geometry. A cafe at the ground level of the hotel looks cozy and inviting, especially on this cool day of the fall.
Software used: 3ds max, World machine, Speedtree, Corona renderer, Adobe Photoshop, Quixel megascans
This is a small animation I did for TheRookiesco Competitions.
I really like to focus on the small details when I’m doing 3d, but these days the clients want wide images to show the whole space. So this project is going to be about close-ups and details.
Also, I decided to have a little fun with phoenix fd, tyflow, and growfx, so I force myself to learn new skills animating liquids, smokes, plants, and cloth.
We are going back in time to 2015 to the project made for POLE Architekci
It was the first time when we had a chance to make a visualization of the property located by the lakeshore.
The picturesque location of the building resulted in images with unique, “nautical” atmosphere, using elements such as sailing yachts and all types of floating equipment moored at the quay.
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
