Living Hall - The Minimalism

Room For Two

as usual, experimenting with night view lighting setup. herm. cnc y'all.

Table for two

Tropic

The Wireframe.

as you guys can see, i use 3 light source. The first one is Vray Light outside the balcony. Then the 2nd light source is vray light at the back/besides of camera. And the last one is the Vraysun. Here i shared the setting for all the light i used here in the scene. but do bare in mind, that my setting might be differ from others/or may be cant apply in all type of scene. It just a guide how i come out with this view. Actually i quite malu to share my setting here.

Vray Light No.1

Vray Light No. 2

Vray sun setting

Vray Camera Setting
(is anyone can teach me how to use vray cam properly?)

For the night view, basically i just only turn off the environment into black, so there's no other light source will penetrate into the room except artificial lights which is, downlights, table lamps, and also the light source that come out from tv.

for the ambient, i still put one vray light outside the balcony but insted of white colour, i changed it ti dark blue to give a night environment.

hope you guys can get few "manfaat" from this post. heh heh heh.

Bedroom - Earth Tone

Play with earth tone. experimenting natural lighting plus artificial lighting. to get a soothing mood.


The wireframe for your reference. One Vray Light outside the window as the Main Light, Omnis as table lamp, 1 Vray light for ambience light ( i use light blue for this one )


Another view, just trying to do the night view.







Credits
*Illustration in the frame is by Andy Gilmore . Andy Gilmore is an Illustrator, Designer based in NY. His work used a lot of geometrical elements as you can see in the artwork above.

Minimalis

Pool

Toilet

The Orange Office - Work In Progress

New work. Not a freelance nor office works.


1. Pantry








2. Meeting Room


3. Lift Lobby

Freelance - Bungalow - Collabo With Ezzo - Part II

Part II
Rushy Rush Rush

Latest Update - Pre Final View - 80% To finish





Living Area - Draft Render - Lighting Setup - Play Around



Living Area - Draft Render - Lighting Setup - Play Around

Freelance - Bungalow - Collabo With Ezzo

Sigh..after a long time no updates at all, finally I have something to share with you guys. eventhough not a final product, but i think it' s ok rather thank nothing to share.

Thanks to my friend ezzo for giving me the oppurtinity to collabo with him in this 3d project.

Just a draft render....still cannot beat all those pros out there. there are more view to come. hope i can improve my works. sigh...the market is so competitive nowadays. sigh....




another draft view. I'm quite frustrating with my output. still far far away from the level i want it to be. Maybe because i do 3d only once in three month or even worst once in a six months. hahahaha. nahh....not an excuse..~


Some of the fully rendered, after few comments...herm....

Penthouse

Hahaha. Let's start this post with a laugh~ reason why? secret~
latest 3d from me. any comment?







Before i came out with all the view at above, actually i started with a few "warm-up" session. hahahah it's funny story though. by the way, enjoy my "warm-up" session. just to share my typical workflow in 3d. normally, i will build all the form/object/whatsoever first. then i put all the necesscary lights. test the lighting. test the feel. after that only i apply the material. I think this type of workflow is not really good. because from my reading, lighting and rendering is always the last one. what ever it is, i'm still in learning curve. wah hahah hahaha hahah and also in stress/pressure curve.

Enjoy



To end this entry, i'm sharing wireframe for this scenes. to give an idea how i set the lighting. (u guys must be pro than me. so i'm a bit shy shy to put here.ahahahha)


and oso the camera setting. i'm new to vraycam. so do correct me if i'm wrong.



That's all for now~ gnite
Tiring weeks. huwah!

The Scream on the wall

another free time work. more to improve. hurry hurry hurry.


Just to show the lighting set up.