Around the World in Design Style
Greece
Italy
Morocco
Sweden
Japan
France
Korea
England
Blade Runner
Wallace's Office
Caustic Corridor
Luv's office
Product Rendering
iPhone 5s Midnight-green
It’s actually not too hard to model. The model turned out cleaner than I thought. Everything you see here can be done on SketchUp make (which is the free version, had it since 2017) no need for extensions.
For this model, I measured off of my old 5s and for me that’s a better way to model than just from reference images. Personally I find this iPhone’s design to be the best one still.
Drums
HDRI Exploration
All of these scenes are 100% lit with HDRIs, a technique called image based lighting (lighting based on an image). The only thing that was changed between them are the background HDRI. What is HDRI you may ask? Well, HDRI is an acronym for High Dynamic Range Imagery.
And what is that? It is an image format (.hdr) that contains extended information between the brightest pixel and the darkest pixel. For those of you familiar with stops (in photographic term) a typical HDRI can reach 22 stops and a typical jpeg can reach a measly 11 stops on average.
To put that into perspective, 11 stops equates to 2048 times brighter between the brightest and darkest pixel (2 to the power of 11). Compare that to 22 stops: 4,194,304 that’s more than 4 million times brighter.
And 2,048 times more dynamic rage than a jpeg image, his image format can fit luminosity from the deepest shadow all the way to anything as bright or brighter than the freaking sun!!!
Oh and it’s also a spherical image, meaning that light can be wrapped around your model and all reflections are true and accurate.
And 2,048 times more dynamic rage than a jpeg image, his image format can fit luminosity from the deepest shadow all the way to anything as bright or brighter than the freaking sun!!!
Oh and it’s also a spherical image, meaning that light can be wrapped around your model and all reflections are true and accurate.
Default Sky
Clear Sky
Overcast
Sunset
Sunset Overcast
Urban Overcast
Urban Blue Hour
Shanghai Night
Miniature Studio
Lake House
Lake House 1
Inspired by some of Mies Van Der Rohe’s works
Archdaily Visualisation Award Finalist 2020 (Exterior)
Lake House 2
Depth maps were used here to get the fogs in and masking out the foreground. God-rays were added in post render.
Material Exploration
Transmission
Refraction
Subsurface Scattering
Displacement
Photo-scan
Miscellaneous
Designer's Table
The room itself and everything on the table is 100% rendered.
About 80% of the object is modelled by me, and 90% of the material are completely custom.
All modelled on SketchUp and rendered on Twilight.
Sigma
My favourite lens
Sigma 18-35 f/1.8
Took me 26hrs to model this and I’m very proud of this.
No subdivision was used. it was all raw geometry.
Tape Man
Made this model using photographs for the texture and a lot of references images
Spiral Staircase
Oval stair case. Used a new extension call Flowify to make this stair.
Very confusing when I first started but I got it by the end. Which turns out to be a very useful extension. Which is highly recommend.
There’s actually a mistake on the top of the left hand railing which I can’t fix, the right hand railing turned out fine
Low-poly Modelling
First time trying low poly modelling, This is based on an image I found online. More fun than I originally thought
