Last weekend while searching for textures on the internet I found a nice set of cutout trees and a couple of videos using them together in a spectacular fly over mountains animation. I felt so inspired I decided try it myself and create a similar animation, of course I can’t compete with these talented artists but I tried my best and quite happy with the result.
What do you think?
This is the first in a series of tutorials covering curious tasks in the 3d visualization industry. Read more
Ronen Bekerman has a fantastic giveaway for two lucky followers of his blog.
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Another material, this time a chipped paint, I didn’t test it in a real project yet but I hope it’ll be usefull for somebody, done in max 2009 / vray 1.5.
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Here is a material I did for the Le Corbusier LC2 lounge chair, done in max 2009 / vray 1.5 it makes a smart use of the vray dirt map.
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The first time I visited the website of Mizar, I was surprised by the styling of their designs, so I decided to make a collection of 3D models based on their light fixtures. I tried to cover one of each kind of interior lights avaliable in the italian brand. The 3d models fully rigged and ready to render can be purchased at my 3docean portfolio.
I hope you like them.
My first freebie has been published in Ronen Bekerman’s site, a VRay Sand Material entirely done with procedural maps plus a tutorial explaining my best way of using it.
I hope you like it and feel free to use it for whatever project you want.
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Recently I’ve been asked by Ronen Bekerman for making a tutorial of my latest personal project “Bathroom at House N”
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