LIFE-CHANGING EXPERIENCE

Starting from the bottom:

Hello everyone,

I'm Adrian, an enthusiastic ArchViz student who recently embarked on an exciting journey into the world of 3D design. As a student at School-ing, I couldn't be happier with everything I've experienced so far. I started this adventure in a moment of instability and feeling lost. Honestly, I always knew that I wanted to be a 3D designer, but I never thought it was for me. I was always held back because I wasn't skilled in manual activities like painting, and I'm not an architect. However, I finally made the decision to start this journey, and I couldn't be happier.

Tropical Penthouse - StudioDuo Architecture:

As I mentioned before, I have just started in the world of 3D design, and although it hasn't been easy—learning this complex profession from scratch can be challenging at times—I am incredibly happy with my progress. Here, I present to you my first interior design render. Despite the occasional stress, the satisfaction of seeing my skills evolve makes it all worthwhile.

I started this render with an empty canvas, everything in here is created by me. Except some furniture, but its really satisfying being able to create something from literally nothing.

First approach to poligonal modeling:

Polygonal modeling is a crucial skill in generating renders for ArchViz, and being able to model our own furniture allows us to create unique spaces and avoid commonly used models. Here, I present two chair designs that have allowed me to practice my modeling tools. Due to their organic nature, they have posed a challenge, but I hope you like the results.

Next Step: Retail Designing / Sage Bar - OFIICE AIO

The following project falls under the retail category. It serves as a perfect opportunity to apply all the skills acquired throughout the course, as it requires the utilization of various tools. From modeling and materials to lighting, cameras, and rendering engines, the Sage Bar project presented a challenge due to its simplicity. While simplicity is a characteristic feature of the space, it is important to ensure that the render doesn't appear dull or overly basic.

SOME FUN PROJECTS!

Never ending learning:

The following images showcase our work in progress for our latest project in the Architectural Competition category. Guided by our mentors, we were provided with a model inspired by architect Kengo Kuma. Victor Bonafonte from Beauty and the Bit is supervising this project. The objective is to test our ability to generate renders quickly and efficiently while strengthening our artistic vision. As Victor reminded us, we must never forget that we are artists.

Life-changing journey:

The experience that the world of 3D design and School-ing has provided me with has been one of the most enriching experiences of my life. Before entering this world, I was completely lost and unsure of what to do with my life. Now, I have finally found a medium that ignites my passion and drives me to grow and improve.

I want to express my gratitude to my teachers for sharing their incredible knowledge and for their supportive nature, as well as to my classmates for their encouragement and motivation during moments of self-doubt.

I am genuinely excited about what the future holds. I hope you enjoyed my entry on the page. Warm regards to all.