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This video is a profound personal exploration of dreams and their transformative power. The history of a man showed through his objects and his house. Everything in this project has been made 100% by me, so no ready-made models were used in this animation.
We did these visualisations three years ago but we couldn’t share them until now. Nevertheless, we think that they still work!
on this project i wanted to show how was made Mr Meeseeks from Rick and Morty anim.
This image is more of an illustration that Architecture image, but i tried to keep some creation of materials and object out of the Architecture codes. i also worked with a character designer to add the mad scientist an a 2D cartoon.
i hope you like it.
on this project the main ideas was to create a conference center on movies inspiration, so on the 2 images presented the inspiration was star wars for the interior design and the movie the walk for the top view of the buildings. i tried to make creative point of views.
A cutaway view showing our recent refurbishment work to Union House at the University of East Anglia. Rendered in ArchiCAD’s CineRender and post-processed in Photoshop.
Hello everyone, share with you my personal project that i made in my free time.
For reference, I looked at a lot of photos on the Internet, I was also inspired by the work of Bertrand Benoit ‘The Field Project’, which he did for the Ronen Bekerman challenge The Museum. I did not set myself the task of accurately copying this beautiful architectural structure, the main goal was to create several images with different moods in my vision. Thank you for watching !
