D5 Render Work
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Thanks for the reply. Where do you find stuff like this (and your other neat scenes/models)?
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99% of this stuff is paid work so comes from the architect, designer, broker, etc. Sometimes its just a plan and some photo reference of what they want, sometimes plans and elevations and complete finishes.
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OK, now I understand.
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That cafe is excellent!
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Thanks Bryan.
Here are some conceptual images for a set build of a high end upper west side apartment for a tv show. They're a weird format because that's the aspect ratio the show is being shot in.
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Beautiful Mark great style and modelling, and I like that aspect ratio. cinematographic
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Its definitely odd to try to use indoors and see as much as you can. 2:1...I guess its a compromise between 4:3 and 16:9
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Those set mock-ups turned out really good!
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Very nicely done, worth a raise.
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Its Union work.. so a raise is out of the question for a few years.. haha.
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quick one from friday afternoon. addition to an existing house.
One thing I like over Lumion, with D5 is that this is straight out of D5 with no post processing. Obviously I 'should' probably spend a little time, but sometimes there just isn't time available. But with Lumion I was always forced to do some post processing to get it where I want it.
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I really like this one.
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Thanks!
A couple more from last week from the show I'm working on.
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@marked001 said:
Thanks! A couple more from last week from the show I'm working on.
The lighting is great. Everything is great. But the lighting is really nice.
The subtle noise patterns really breaks up the textured walls.
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Very well done. So good they look like photos.
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Yeah, the light is great. That's all from D5 because this is totally lit by the sun.
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These look great Marked. I see you're keeping busy.
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I have been keeping very busy so far this year.. no complaints.
Here's a quick quick one... client paying out of pocket just to use in their portfolio so not much money.
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Chef's Table(s)
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Love that wavy glass. Whole scene says expensive dining.
Did you notice the shadow the guy standing is casting onto glass?
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