Let's go 3D!

When your job involves designing things all day long what's the best way to relax?
That's right design something else!

Creating matte paintings leads into 3D design and these images were created using Vue a very powerful landscaping program.
We hope to offer more 3D work later in the year with images produced using 3DS Max. This is just a small taste of some 3D images we have created and more are on their way.

Forest Path

This one I liked a lot more, the forest path was created using a displacement map allowing more control over where the vegetation would appear.

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I think this one is done.

Christmas 2009

We used this for our corporate Christmas card, we were so busy we only managed to send off a few dozen, next year we'll make sure every one receives one.



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Poppy Field

Latest work with a nice late evening light.


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Where trains used to run

Based on an old train track in Nairn Scotland


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Winter Church

A winter scene.


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Summer Church

A rework of the winter scene with additional trees and flowers


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Scotland

This image was awarded image of the week by 3dartistonline.com


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Midsomer

This was based loosely on a Kinkade painting, with the concept of depicting an English village in the summertime.
An evening / sunset version was also created (see below)


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Midsomer II

And now the sunset version.


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Space

Created using 3DS Max with V-Ray, more 3DS Max designs are in the pipeline.


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Eco-City

Another Vue design creating a futuristic city with an eco theme.


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A Quiet Place

Created using Vue, the concept was a quiet place for contemplation.


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Room 13

Room 13 named this as it's the 13th version, created in 3DSMax and rendered with V-Ray, click on the image to see the detailed glass and reflections.
This is an initial experiment with modeling and materials applications. All items were modeled with no stock content.


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3D Logo Clay Render

Just for fun, a clay render of a 3D logo, created using 3DS Max


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