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Do you remember one of my last rendering called “Minimalist interior scene“? I’m glad to tell you that… it’s on the “Top Poliigon renders from November 2016”!! You can see the complete gallery clicking here or you can see the screenshot below. Thanks to Andrew Price for sharing my work.)
Last week I told you about a website very useful for people that deal with 3d graphics: Dimensiva.com (you find my article here). Today I’m gonna tell you about a similar website. “Lucrea3D“, this is its name, makes tons of high quality free 3d models (both for personal and commercial purpose, again!) available. There is a […]
Today we present the 3D modeling and rendering of a detached house. Virtual representations such as these allow your clients to live the visual experience of projects otherwise expressed with a technical language not suitable for non-experts; they also stimulate an emotional response in the viewer. CREDITS: Grass: Grass essentials by BlenderGuru HDRI background: Pro-Lighting […]
Some weeks ago, while searching on the web, I found an interesting website for people that deal with 3d graphics. “Dimensiva“, this is its name, makes tons of high quality free 3d models (both for personal and commercial purpose!) available. But there is a problem for people that use Blender as I do: assets are […]
After creating a group of scenes dedicated to nature and “PBR materials” studies, I’m presenting a new scene dedicated to architecture: this scene represents an hotel room consisting of an entrance, a bedroom and a bathroom. I started creating this scene several months ago, then I abandoned it to work on other projects. A month […]
The scene I’m presenting today is inspired by an installation I saw some days ago on Fubiz.net. It’s titled “Skirting Board Sunset” and it was created by dutch designer Helmut Smits: this object, made of Perspex (an acrylic material) and with a LED lamp inside, remember the sunset; its reflections on the floor remember sun […]
Do you remember my last scene “Microcosm (spider secret world)“? I’m proud to say that… it’s on Blender Cycles Gallery!! You can watch the Gallery clicking here or on the screenshot below. Thanks to Ton Roosendaal for sharing my work. 🙂
For our eyes it represents just a small tree suspended between olive trees; for another creature it represents a small world. Credits: Software – Blender; Render engine – Cycles; Post processing – Blender + Gimp; Olive trees (except materials and close-up bonsai tree) – free olive tree pack vol1, by Sergio Mereces; Grass – the […]
As I said yesterday, the globe I represented in “Blue Levitating Marble” scene is based on a very detailed Andrew Price’s tutorial; you can find it here. I introduced some changes to materials described in the tutorial: particularly I modified the atmosphere because it had a sharp profile, to optimize the render time; so I […]
I imagined this scene after seeing Andrew Price‘s tutorial “How to make earth in blender (cycles)”. Differently from it, I created an interior scene, in which a levitating globe is replaced by an iper-realistic Earth: therefore the scene title is “Levitating blue marble”; the reference, obviously, is the well-known image taken by Apollo 17 crew […]