Actualizing old projects "Favus constructive system". Project from 2010

I decided to actualize some of my old projects to the new possibilities that Cycles and Blender provided over the years and to renew my portfolio.

I hope you like it. Critics and suggestions are welcome, as well.

The project was to create renders to advertise the constructive system created by a Portuguese architect, João Castelo, with whom I worked in Portugal for over 4 years.

This project is from 2010 and at that time I had no resources to produce the renders I wanted.


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Wow! For me, this is really good. It feels “alive”. I accually zoom in to find something to improve but I did not find anything. Maybe I am to new to this or you accually are really good!

*I am sorry for late answer!

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This is what I made as my school project. Be nice!

Spheres by David Söderqvist - YouTube

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Are you kidding? It’s excellent. I never had a school project like this. I am also not an animation guy. But I have an animation I made a while ago to show some photo restoration work. It’s elementary and rendered on EEVEE, cause my PC was terrible for rendering animations.

Congrats, nice! I remember the resources needed in the past, progress!
What is the material of the brown siding?
Maybe a slight bevel at the vertical edge?

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By the way, I was not really satisfied with the light on that image and made this other version. What do you think?

Those are metal plates, @csimeon . This is a constructive system almost completely metal-made.

Actually, not just the resources are better now, but I also am not the same person. I shouldn’t do this but look what was the render I had at that time. Not one of my best pieces of work, though. Now, maybe it is.

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Thank you! But it has so much that can be improved! For my first “longer” animation I am kind of satisfied though. Lifelike animation!

Btw, I have applied to this school program for this fall, Högskolan Väst - 3D-animation och visualisering, Heltid, Campus, SG3DV.

I think the second picture you send has a more “smooth” light which I appretiate.

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