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Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Design. Mostrar todas las entradas

Bottles 3D with Maxwell Render, by Justin Goode. Maxwell 3D Resources

All images shown have been created using a combination of Maya, Maxwell Render and Photoshop.  Generally the client will provide me with a photo or blueprints of a bottle, from which I will create a 3d model in Maya.  Next the bottle gets brought into Maxwell Render to setup lighting, materials and camera angles and set to render.  After the render is completed, it is brought into Photoshop for generally retouching and postprocess work.
 
Justin Goode
Packaging Renders
www.justingoode.com



Land Rover - Johan Svensson. Maxwell 3D Resources

Land Rover - Johan Svensson.
For this workshop I wanted to reflect a swedish outdoor adventure, modelled in Cinema 4D and rendered with Maxwell Render.

WEB Johan Svensson

Fosters Gold beer Visuals, by Marco Serena. Maxwell 3D resources

Fosters Gold beer Visuals
Product advertising creation of Foster’s Gold beer, matching the style of the australian brand and the new “posh and sohisticated” ads uk campaign.

All modelled in Modo 601, texture creation from existing product.
Lighting, compositing and rendering in Maxwell Render (even the sunny beach outdoor scenario).
Post-production in photoshop.

 www.marcoserena.com

Furniture Render, by Juan Molina. Maxwell 3D Resources

Furniture RenderFurniture made ​​for my personal reel. The objects were modeled
in Autodesk 3d max and rendered in Maxwell Render.

Work by Juan Molina 

 

13 Free Models by DesignConnected. Maxwell 3D Resources

13 Free Models by DesignConnected, in www.ronenbekerman.com

The DesignConnected Giveaway will start soon but as a prelude to it, the good people at DesignConnected added this free pack of 13 models especially for this blog and it’s birthday for everyone to use. The files come in various formats so please download only what you need.




Making Of 'Guitar At Construction Site' by Alexander "shultz" Nadei. Maxwell 3D Resources

Making Of 'Guitar At Construction Site'
By Alexander "shultz" Nadei

www.3dtotal.com
3ds Max, Photoshop, Maxwell Render, Modo...








Twister restaurant Design team of Serghii Makhno and Vasiliy Butenko

Twister restaurant

Design team of Serghii Makhno and Vasiliy Butenko havecompleted the interior for a restaurant in Kiev, where you can fell like baby bird while drinking cocktail or have a dinner attornado top. Thisrestaurant can be classed as modern European andoffers a molecular kitchen style dishes. The main aim while designing this restaurant  space was to createan environment that is natural, modern and comfortable.This restaurant features two areas: a two-storeyed  dining section and relaxing bar area. 

Two-storeyed diningsection was inspired by two natural phenomenas: tornado and  rain. Thespace features  six  tornado shape balconies which create onedynamical upper zone with five dining cells. Restaurant walls lined with wooden slats create contrast balconies smooth surface. Ceilinglamps imitate rain drops falling from the sky so complete atmosphere is verynatural and ensures comfort. Spaces of the restaurant are calming  due to the natural tones which extend throughout the restaurant :beige, ochre, garnet, brown.  

 

Thebar itself is made of wooden sticks stuck together among themselves. Thiswall decoration creates feeling of bird’s nest where you can feel warm and cosy.Armchair design remind us coniferous cones and forest. Thewhole place is made for relax and changing people’smind to meditative spirit.



Via Behance Vasily Butenko

Collaborative Consulates for Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh by Peter Kuelbs

Collaborative Consulates for Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh by Peter Kuelbs
software used: Google SketchUp, Maxwell Render, Photoshop

44 West Congress Parkway is located on the south edge of Chicago's "Loop," an undeveloped site left over from the widening of Congress Street as a feeder to Interstate-80, the Eisenhower Expressway. Measuring only 67 feet by 19 feet, this postage stamp-sized plot of land has evaded development since the 1960s. However, soaring land values in the South Loop neighborhood suggest that it may not remain vacant for long. This project explores the site's potential by providing a cluster of foreign consulates for Nepal, Bhutan, and Bangladesh.

The form of the building was derived from two concepts: those being traditional regional temple design and the motion of a rock climber repelling down the faceof a cliff.









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