Articles 6
June 3, 2013 8:00 AM
by B. N. Reporter
In addition to the series "PRODUCT VISUALIZATION IN BLENDER,"
www.BlenderNews.org is featuring another regular series, showcasing quality arch vidz realized in Blender,
selected from published artworks for (a) given week(s). If you would like to have your works featured in this series, please submit your professional-quality Arch vidz
to www.blenderartist.org or to the Member's Gallery of this site, or Contact Us to show where your work is available on the internet.
- Editor in Chief
Good Arch Viz studios or artists are not common in the market as evident in their published works. Where can you find competent Arch Viz artists? How good is Blender as an arch viz tool? You might find the answers in the arts and comments made by the following artist(s), some of the many that are scheduled to be featured in this series.
(Individual comments and observations made by the artists does not necessarily represent official views of www.BlenderNews.org.)
Pabellon de Barcelona
by Hamza Cheggour (eMirage)
Renderer: Cycles
Making of
Artist's Comment
About Me:
Hi, my name is Hamza Cheggour (known as eMirage). I'm a freelance CG Artist / enthusiast photographer, specializes mainly in Architectural visualization; 3D Animation and stills, I'm glad to share with you this project.
About "Pabellon de Barcelona:"
Download the full 3D blender scene file at www.eMirage.org including all the textures, shaders, environment, and just hit F12.
Distributed under creative commons license, feel free to share it and use for your commercial and personal projects!
Credit:
Additional modeling / lighting / rendering by Hamza Cheggour
Base model/textures by Claudio Andres
Architecture designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
I’m planning to write a making-of packed with tips,
if you have any question/feedback that you want to see in the making of, just leave a comment.
Related Links:
2. https://www.facebook.com/eMirage.org
3. http://www.blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?288611-free-download-archviz-blender-scene&highlight=