Sketchup / Artlantis / Lumion / Octane - el azul estudio

Horseman04

Love your work Nacho. I have a few questions for ya.

I too use Artlantis and I was wondering just how you achieve that amazing light effect from the sky in your exterior renders? Is it done in post or is that right out of the Program with no after effects?

Where do you get your Plants from? Evermotion, Xfrog or somewhere else?

Where do you get you Textures or Shaders from?

Again...Stunning work as always.

nomo81

hi horseman

textures and shaders are from google
plants are from evermotion
and sky are from google
all the images got post production from photoshop

regards
nacho

House!

el azul estudio puerta de hierro.jpg

nomo81

another angles

regards
nacho

el azul estudio puerta de hierro 2.jpg

el azul estudio puerta de hierro 3.jpg

nomo81

Night Render

el azul estudio nocturna x.jpg

olishea

great stuff, best artlantis work i've seen!!

cadmunkey

@olishea said:

great stuff, best artlantis work i've seen!!

I agree, the new version must have evolved quite alot to achieve these!

nomo81

thanx guys for all your comments.

office building
nacho

oficinas5 el azul estudio.jpg

cadmunkey

You sure work real fast bud!

nomo81

we are 5 people in "el azul estudio" and we got a lot of 3d projects that we cant post.
For example: the last render from a office building was done in november, and until today we got permission to post it.

In conclusion its not only the work of one people its the work of one team.

regards
nacho

cadmunkey

@nomo81 said:

we are 5 people in "el azul estudio" and we got a lot of 3d projects that we cant post.
For example: the last render from a office building was done in november, and until today we got permission to post it.

In conclusion its not only the work of one people its the work of one team.

regards
nacho

Good stuff, and keep posting I love to see your work.

nomo81

Little animation
http://www.vimeo.com/9414378

solo

Excellent!!!

I just loved the sun filtering through the trees.

I have never tried Artlantis, I went the Vue route instead thinking it was better for animation, your clip above has me rethinking Artlantis as well as the incredible renders I've seen in this thread.

Great work mate.

nomo81

Hi Solo, thanx for your comments, the rays was done in post with after effects, artlatis don't have this light rays effect.
i use too VUE and i love it, but i didn't understand well how to make realistic renderings with vue, its a impressive tool in the landscape area, and i am practice almost every week but i cant use Vue at this time like part of my work flow process cuz artlantis at the time its like 2 times more faster in the rendering radiosity area.
I really want to understand Vue but its a little tricky.

regards
nacho

another clip:
http://www.vimeo.com/9416421