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Cosgriff House by Christopher Polly Architect
A project I completed in my spare time, I actually modelled this house a long time ago and decided to revisit it. I remodelled this house completely from photo references with no floor plans. One of my HDD crashed and cant finish some other images, so I thought I would share this!

Software: 3ds max, vray, forest pack pro, photoshp and magic bullet
Behance: http://bit.ly/1tnRE32
Page: www.facebook.com/envisionnine

Cosgriff House

Justin BournMay 22, 2014

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Cosgriff House by Christopher Polly Architect
A project I completed in my spare time, I actually modelled this house a long time ago and decided to revisit it. I remodelled this house completely from photo references with no floor plans. One of my HDD crashed and cant finish some other images, so I thought I would share this!

Software: 3ds max, vray, forest pack pro, photoshp and magic bullet
Behance: http://bit.ly/1tnRE32
Page: www.facebook.com/envisionnine

Cosgriff House

Justin BournMay 22, 2014

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For this week's Inspiration series we've collected some of the best glass images from the last few months.

Inspiration - Glass Vol. 2

Jeff MottleMay 08, 2014

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This is a just a personal project to further my portfolio. I found this reference house by chance and just loved the design around the courtyard and the combination of wood and metal on the facade. I used brute force on this project, even though there was a hgue render time, I'm happy with the result.
There will be a part 2 of this project. I don't do many interiors and want to do one for this project, so stay tuned!

Software: 3ds max, vray 3.0, forestpack pro, photoshop
Behance: http://bit.ly/1ipFePG

Hintonburg House

Justin BournApril 27, 2014

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This is a just a personal project to further my portfolio. I found this reference house by chance and just loved the design around the courtyard and the combination of wood and metal on the facade. I used brute force on this project, even though there was a hgue render time, I'm happy with the result.
There will be a part 2 of this project. I don't do many interiors and want to do one for this project, so stay tuned!
Software: 3ds max, vray 3.0, forestpack pro, photoshop
Behance: http://bit.ly/1ipFePG

Hintonburg House

Justin BournApril 27, 2014

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These images were produced for the final assignment of the 2G Academy Advanced Exterior course. Our task was to pick a handful of buildings as reference for which we would replicate using techniques we learnt over the course.

My project the Hue Apartments was selected due to its nice architecture and details. We first had to model the build and then provide options for different camera angles. Once the views were selected we worked on composition before we can move onto the lighting and materials. From here the process spanned many months where materials, lighting and post work was tweaked as the image grew. With the guidance of the very patient Evan Mandala and Reinaldo Handaya, in which many comments were addressed, the final images came to life. These images were only possible by reviewing all the content provided in the course.

I would like to extend a big thank you to both Evan and Reinaldo for their ongoing commitment to the each students project, your effort has never gone unappreciated. There also needs to be a big thanks to the judges who took time to critique our images, for such respect artists to even look at the images definitely a highlight. The comments and there input is worth more than the prizes.

For anyone wanting to further their skills in vray and visualisation, please check out 2G Academy.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop, Forestpack Pro
Behance: http://bit.ly/1i5iQzY

Hue Apartments

Justin BournApril 22, 2014

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These images were produced for the final assignment of the 2G Academy Advanced Exterior course. Our task was to pick a handful of buildings as reference for which we would replicate using techniques we learnt over the course.

My project the Hue Apartments was selected due to its nice architecture and details. We first had to model the build and then provide options for different camera angles. Once the views were selected we worked on composition before we can move onto the lighting and materials. From here the process spanned many months where materials, lighting and post work was tweaked as the image grew. With the guidance of the very patient Evan Mandala and Reinaldo Handaya, in which many comments were addressed, the final images came to life. These images were only possible by reviewing all the content provided in the course.

I would like to extend a big thank you to both Evan and Reinaldo for their ongoing commitment to the each students project, your effort has never gone unappreciated. There also needs to be a big thanks to the judges who took time to critique our images, for such respect artists to even look at the images definitely a highlight. The comments and there input is worth more than the prizes.

For anyone wanting to further their skills in vray and visualisation, please check out 2G Academy.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop, Forestpack Pro
Behance: http://bit.ly/1i5iQzY

Hue Apartment

Justin BournApril 22, 2014

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These images were produced for the final assignment of the 2G Academy Advanced Exterior course. Our task was to pick a handful of buildings as reference for which we would replicate using techniques we learnt over the course.

My project the Hue Apartments was selected due to its nice architecture and details. We first had to model the build and then provide options for different camera angles. Once the views were selected we worked on composition before we can move onto the lighting and materials. From here the process spanned many months where materials, lighting and post work was tweaked as the image grew. With the guidance of the very patient Evan Mandala and Reinaldo Handaya, in which many comments were addressed, the final images came to life. These images were only possible by reviewing all the content provided in the course.

I would like to extend a big thank you to both Evan and Reinaldo for their ongoing commitment to the each students project, your effort has never gone unappreciated. There also needs to be a big thanks to the judges who took time to critique our images, for such respect artists to even look at the images definitely a highlight. The comments and there input is worth more than the prizes.

For anyone wanting to further their skills in vray and visualisation, please check out 2G Academy.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop, Forestpack Pro
Behance: http://bit.ly/1i5iQzY

Hue Apartment

Justin BournApril 22, 2014

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Description: These images were produced for the final assignment of the 2G Academy Advanced Exterior course. Our task was to pick a handful of buildings as reference for which we would replicate using techniques we learnt over the course.

My project the Hue Apartments was selected due to its nice architecture and details. We first had to model the build and then provide options for different camera angles. Once the views were selected we worked on composition before we can move onto the lighting and materials. From here the process spanned many months where materials, lighting and post work was tweaked as the image grew. With the guidance of the very patient Evan Mandala and Reinaldo Handaya, in which many comments were addressed, the final images came to life. These images were only possible by reviewing all the content provided in the course.

I would like to extend a big thank you to both Evan and Reinaldo for their ongoing commitment to the each students project, your effort has never gone unappreciated. There also needs to be a big thanks to the judges who took time to critique our images, for such respect artists to even look at the images definitely a highlight. The comments and there input is worth more than the prizes.

For anyone wanting to further their skills in vray and visualisation, please check out 2G Academy.

Software: 3ds Max, Vray, Photoshop, Forestpack Pro
Behance: http://bit.ly/1i5iQzY

Hue Apartments

Justin BournApril 22, 2014

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2G Academy Competition Winners Announced

Jeff MottleApril 22, 2014

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http://marinenko.com
Architecture: K. Kuvika
Modeling, texturing: A. Koval
Landscaping, rendering: A. Marinenko

Client: PlanBureau

Valley House

anna marinenkoApril 19, 2014

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The second image of the three images series for the competition.

Hominum Historia - 1st Prize Lifelike Competition

thomas vournazosApril 16, 2014

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C4D + VRAY

Portman

H LawApril 16, 2014

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Just a standard elevation of a two storey house, nothing special. Used 3ds max, vray and photoshop.
Behance: http://bit.ly/1kQrfdE

Nothing Special Standard Elevation

Justin BournApril 14, 2014

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Hei Guys,

I didn`t need to much time to find that building in my new place in Bergen wich gave my a lot of inpiration… Grieghallen is a concert hall in Bergen, Norway and I have to say that this cool building is my favourite here (smiling). I see it many times a week and before I started the project I took severals photos about it to see wich angle showing the best this great building and also I needed some detail references too.
My final goal was to do an image wich always reminds me of Bergen and to give me that emotion and feeling when I was standing there…

If you are interested here you can find the wire render:
https://imageshack.com/i/mjtgyoj

Best,
Tamas Medve (m3dve)

Grieghallen - "Memory"

Tamas MedveApril 07, 2014

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http://www.bsnmartins.com
this is a scene I made for studies, taken with the base of the project Vardastudio

Study Scene (Vardastudio)

Bernardino MartinsApril 04, 2014

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This was actually an old personal project I did when first starting 3d. I revisted it recently using skills I have picked up over the last couple of years, below is the before shot I did. I actually lived in this tower and modelled this completely by eye from photo references and surroundings. This is my first skyscraper scene.

Software used: 3ds max, vray, photoshop, forestpack pro

Behance: http://bit.ly/1pF4yWF

Elevations Tower

Justin BournMarch 31, 2014

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Title: Beached House by BKK Architects
Description: This is a personal project completed to add to my portfolio.
Software: 3ds Max, Forestpack Pro, Vray 3.0 and Photoshop
Behance : http://bit.ly/1h5bf3e

Beached House by BKK Architects

Justin BournMarch 25, 2014

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https://www.facebook.com/psh801016
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sunghwan parkMarch 26, 2014

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Title: Beached House by BKK Architects
Description: This is a personal project completed to add to my portfolio. Everything completed by myself. I used techniques that I learnt at 2g Academy Advanced aLook forward to comments. Thanks.
Software: 3ds Max, Forestpack Pro, Vray 3.0 and Photoshop
Contact: j.bourn@iinet.net.au
Behance : http://bit.ly/1h5bf3e

Beached House by BKK Architects

Justin BournMarch 25, 2014

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