Beginning living room 3d rendering

2011-11-05T12:54:00.000-07:00

So I've started a new 3d model of what's going to be a living room. I'm using an ancient version of 3d studio max, just applied a bland nothing texture, left the ceiling off, put in a skylight and in the advanced lighting turned on Light Tracer. The skylight and light tracer just add some shadows and give me a general idea on how the shadows could look later and tells me if I need to move anything. Neither will probably be in the final rendering. Also as textures and extra pieces appear in the room the camera angle might change. All of this is just a rough start and gives me something to build from.

So keeping in mind that this is just a rough beginning what do you think? Let me know with a comment.

In the Beginning...

2011-11-04T12:39:00.000-07:00

I'm an artist that lost his way I guess. I spend most of my time looking for work. I thought a quick blog showing off my work as I complete it would be a good way to get my name out and around. What I'd really like to do is visualization. for those that don't know what that is, it's when a computer made 3d models of a room or building is made to show what they'll look like once they've been built or redecorated. I also do more traditional illustration, and photo manipulation. If you want to check it out please feel free just click here. I'd love to hear what you think so please feel free to leave comments. If you're in the artistic field and have tips on how to scare of up or get noticed I'd love to hear as well. In later posts I'll hopefully be able to share that kind of information and help others as well.

Diary of the lost

Beginning living room 3d rendering

In the Beginning...