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iToo Software sure speeds up the pace of tutorials, and today they release a new exciting RailClone in-depth tutorial that demonstrates how to create wooden paneling and wainscoting. Not the typical thing I would usually have in an ArchVIZ project, but in the end, you will see how the same principles could be applied to anything else you have in mind!
I remember seeing this iToo Software presentation during State of Art Academy Ad#5. It was pretty cool seeing them building the hotel in which the event took place! That simple twist to the exercise emphasized to all of us there that the ability to see parametric objects all around us can be developed by anyone if he only observes. Today, this scene along with a detailed how-to is being released so those who weren’t able to attend can benefit from it too. Enjoy!
Benjamin keeps on going and posted 4 more of his 3d modeling & renderings of the Minotti Lounge Chairs series on the forum. His skill never ceases to amaze me! I guess he is the ultimate DIY (Do It Yourself) type of artist.
Benjamin posted his 3d modeling & renderings of the Minotti Lounge Chairs series on the forum. Once more he showcases an exceptional level of detail in all aspects – modeling, texturing and lighting. The last posted detail shot really shows how far he goes with this!
Following Javier’s great V-Ray procedural sand tutorial post, I’ve seen this rather cool video by Sascha Henrichs over at 3dtotal about the way he models 3d sand dunes using 3ds max patch grids. You might get a very nice looking sand environment doing a combo of both. Feel free to mess around with it.
