Never stop starting

Never stop starting

One year ago my first entry to the Rooklie Awards was 'Exploring a world of possibilities'. One year after that I can say that my world of possibilities has increased even more. But it is true that it will always do. 'Never stop starting' means to me a tireless work to keep learning about this wonderful world of Archviz. Always start a new project. A new ambition. A new desire of creation. 

Never stop exploring new possibilities.

Lyceum apartment

I chose this apartment reference because of its sophisticated character, the combination of classic and modern elements, as well as the design furniture and the space decoration. The most difficult part was Texturing all the elements, trying to reach the maximum possible realism and focusing on the details. Furthermore, during this project I understood the importance of the post-production process to enhance the value of an image.

Blacksmith bar

This project put my skills as a 3D Artist to the test by facing a big challenge: modeling an entire retail project in just two weeks.

Inspirational movie

In this composition exercise I tried to recreate my own ambience of the movie ‘The Revenant’ generated by the color contrast between the sky and the vegetation and the absence of elements.

Jean Prouvé chair

Polygonal modeling and complex texturing technique of the chair ‘Fauteil de Salon’ by Jean Prouvé for Vitra

O-Asis House

I will never forget my first project as a 3D Artist student at School-ing. These were my first steps on modeling, lighting, testing cameras, adding materials, vegetation, assets and post-production. The big challenge was on recreating the different levels of stones on the surface by using ForestPack (iToo Software). 

Quick sketches

This was the part I enjoyed the most in the School-ing course. An exercise of creativity using images of reference and trying emotive compositions in Photoshop. 

Matte-Painting

Images created using the Matte-Painting technique using a downloaded 3D model during the last month of the course at School-ing Academy. The exercise supposes a creative development with freedom to integrate the architecture in an environment, making all the elements pursue the same idea and try to transmit the same mood. This is definitely the part of Architectural Visualization that I like the most.

All the images were created using 3DsMax, VRay and Adobe Photoshop during my period of student at Shool-ing 2022. 

Thank you.

Never stop starting.