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Garden Office

Making Off

This project was done for a client that makes PRE-FAB small designs of garden modules, which can be used as office, living room, etc.

I made two version of the final image for this project. The first one for the client as per the clients feedback made during the process :

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This is how it looks on their website – CUBE_HAUS

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And a personal version I made to be used in my portfolio… Finalizing it after my own taste.

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The Modeling

Provided with plans and sketches by the client, I began the modeling the CUBE module.

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I modeling the base structure using box modeling.

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The wood cladding boards are created by first making a single loop of boards and duplicate them up.

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After that I created the window holes and added details.

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For the windows I like to get as much detail as I can, and in this project even more so as they are a big part of the CUBE module.

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I use a lot of chamfer on the edges, create all the fitting small system details, etc.

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Above is the final model.

Vegetation

For the vegetation and environment I aimed for the best result possible because this visual was intended to show an actual product application in a garden scenario.

For the grass I used iGrass 3d models and some of my own models.

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For the flowers I used iGrass too.

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For the trees I use XfrogPlants.

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To scatter the vegetation and to create the look I desire I use the Forest Pack Pro scattering plug-in for 3dsmax by iToo Software.

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This is how it looks TOP SIDE :

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To spread the grass flowers and clovers I used the paint tool feature of Forest Pack Pro. For the grass field I use 3 types of grass where I mix them when I spread them out.

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And finally I spread the flowers and scrubs.

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Here are the Forest Pack settings docks :

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And the initial clay render of the scene…

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Materials

I’ll focus on 3 materials used in this scene :

  • Wood Material
  • Metal Aluminum
  • Glass

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Here are the settings for these materials…

Wood

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Metal

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Glass

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Setting the Lighting

For this project I used a very simple setup of a main VRaySun for the entire environment and a few IES lights for the CUBE lights.

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Here are the VRaySun & VRayCamera Settings…

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Initial Lighting Preview

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The Render Settings

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Post Production

Raw Render

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Pos Production

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