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After quite a long hiatus, I was recently asked by my brother to develop some pilot 3D visuals for a kitchen design job. This was more to exhibit the strengths of visuals with regards to time, level of detail and (most importantly) its ability to sell their kitchens. I started, as usual, with importing the JPG schematics directly into SketchUp and beginning my model.
These were the first direct exports from SketchUp.
To add further depth to these ‘flat’ images, I then used the Worncall Technique to generate these;
And then for the final presentation style, I exported my model to a 3DS format. Which I used to import into 3D Studio Max, assigned materials, lights and added some ‘props’ to liven up the scene. Final renders using VRay and post-render edits using Photoshop.
As always crits and comments are more than welcome. M8 signing out!
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Hi Benson,
I’m the designer at Kitchen Expo whose you rendered in 3D through Benjamin – just wanted to say THANK YOU so much! Brilliant to see what you can do and definitely keen to do some work together so if you want to work out some pricing let me know…
Talk soon,
Sam
Hello Sam,
Thank you for the lovely feedback! Shall definitely get back to you with the pricing details.
Cheers,
Benson