Studio Max has been an exciting challenge and much of my Cinema 4D Vray knowledge has transferred across well but the biggest task has been learning how to model in studio max. The Vray side of things seems much more advanced than in C4D, which you would expect considering it has been around longer for Studio Max users. The materials interface is very in-depth and excellent for building up complex materials although two monitors seem to be a necessity.
Below are some CGI images from my first Studio Max/Vray personal project. I came across the interior space on Pinterest and fell in love with it instantly! I initially tried to create an exact photo match of the space but it didn't really turn out as planned and I naturally wanted to start putting my own ideas into the space which you can see more in the second image.
The old skull obsession has crept into the space and perhaps it should be my trade mark in my CGI images!?
I have included the original photograph I found on Pinterest at the end of the post.
I hope you like them...
Below is the original photograph which the CGI's were based on...
4 comments:
This is a great image man, excellent job with textures (really shows on the floor surface being hit by the door light). What I would love to know is how did you manage to get all the measurements so spot on? How did you calculate that distances in the reference image etc? approximation? would love to know! :)
very great job! Compliments!! Just a question, is it possible to know where do you take the white wood texture and the floor one? I know maybe it's a secret, but I try to ask you...:)...thanks
Hey guys, Thanks so much for your comments! I have been asked to write a 'making of' the Kitchen for Ronen Bekerman's fantastic CGI blog...
www.ronenbekerman.com
This will explain the full process of how I created the image... hopefully it will be soon. Cheers for looking
congrats! very good work,
how much time did you spend for it?
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