Nine months of arch-viz
Nine months ago I started my journey at YRGO's architecture visualization program into the world of 3D and visualization. These months has been intense and challenging but I'm beyond thrilled over what lies ahead. Please have a look at some of my work so far!
Nine months of arch-viz
3D-modeling:
In order to get to know 3Ds Max and Corona render our assignment was to chose a chair of our liking and make a low poly 3D-model of it. The assignment also included texturizing, trying out the UVW Unwrap and to place the chair in a made up scene environment. So, this is the outcome of the "Mathilda" chair from Moroso, designed by Patricia Urquiola.
Interiors:
A selection of interiors that I've composed - some are school projects and others are side projects that I've done during my spare time. My main goal was to explore V-ray, Corona and different types of lightning, such as HDRIs and daylight systems. The majority of the objects and textures are downloaded from various sites. Our latest project also included making a animation in 3Ds Max so here's my first try using Adobe After Effects.
Exterior:
This is an assignment were we had to make a visualization out of house plans as well as using V-ray, RailClone and Forrest pack for the first time. So this is my interpretation of "Villa Albertsen" by architect Peo Oskarsson. I pictured the house being located in Skagen, Denmark.
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