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Title: Airport HOTEL
Post by: Alexander Suharukov on 2018-11-06, 20:30:41
Airport HOTEL
Location | Liverpool, UK
Year | 09.2018
Soft | 3ds Max, Corona renderer, Adobe Photoshop CC

Renders of the project is made for the English architectural Studio. Construction of the hotel is expected near Liverpool John Lennon Airport and will be part of a huge transport complex.
Render completed in 2 weeks. After that I added some art renderings for personal satisfaction.

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Title: Re: Airport HOTEL
Post by: Noah45 on 2018-11-07, 00:52:50
You pulled those images off that simple model? that's Art
Title: Re: Airport HOTEL
Post by: dasu_ on 2018-11-07, 09:08:26
Very nice!
Can you share a few details, especially on textures? I'm curious to find out how you got the street to look so good. How did you set up the glass?
Title: Re: Airport HOTEL
Post by: Hadi on 2018-11-07, 10:04:26
Saw it on Behance weeks ago, one of my favorite of the year.
I'm curious to know how you get the nice motion blur effect on the cars straight from the corona frame buffer. I usually don't end up with such a realistic effect.
Title: Re: Airport HOTEL
Post by: Alexander Suharukov on 2018-11-10, 21:09:50
Very nice!
Can you share a few details, especially on textures? I'm curious to find out how you got the street to look so good. How did you set up the glass?
Thanks! I made glass with noise map and unwrap.
Title: Re: Airport HOTEL
Post by: Alexander Suharukov on 2018-11-10, 21:14:55
Saw it on Behance weeks ago, one of my favorite of the year.
I'm curious to know how you get the nice motion blur effect on the cars straight from the corona frame buffer. I usually don't end up with such a realistic effect.
I'm glad you liked it!
Title: Re: Airport HOTEL
Post by: Hadi on 2018-11-11, 10:56:10
Saw it on Behance weeks ago, one of my favorite of the year.
I'm curious to know how you get the nice motion blur effect on the cars straight from the corona frame buffer. I usually don't end up with such a realistic effect.
I'm glad you liked it!

That's the way I've been doing it, but still didn't get a convincing outcome. I'll have to test it more.
Thanks anyway.