Showing posts with label Favorite Rendering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Favorite Rendering. Show all posts

Friday, January 2, 2009

Big House 2


Here is a simple yet very nice detailed 2 story home created on 3ds Max 9. Rendered with V-ray, but also compatible with default scanline renderer. This picture here is touched up on Photoshop CS. The elements created on Photoshop software are mainly the grass up front and the trees way in the back of the house. V-ray makes it look like a real drawing, as you can see the very thin outlines of the house, this is done using the V-ray toon enviroment effect. This be my recent work, and have liked the outcome of the entire work, that is why I am putting this piece as one of my favorite renderings as well as download. Get the 3ds max file here: Big house 2

Friday, December 26, 2008

Camarillo Project.


This is a 2006 project. At that time I was getting more and more into 3ds max. This model was done on 3ds max 7. I no not have the actual model anymore. It stayed with the architectural company I was working for, but it is a shame since this model was really an all around object. Looking at it again I think I could have done more things to enhance the picture. I think my knowledge of the 3ds max software has greatly increased over these years, but still there is much more to learn. I remember I did a 30 inches by 42 inches rendering and my boss was really happy the this final product.

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Rodeo Dr.


One of my favorite renderings. I did this on 3ds max 7 in 2007 for the architecture firm I worked for. Although I do not have this model available for download here in this blog here because it was never meant to be a full model, it just looks like its complete but in reality it only shows the necessary features. When rotated, the other parts of the house are missing. Nevertheless I am glad how it turned out, and I quite did not spend much time into this work.