Fans of Design and Architecture

Facebook group admins can see a lot of weird pending posts.  But today I noticed the following attempt in our Fans of Design and Architecture Community . DOUBLE SPAM :)! Identical texts! Even the punctuation is equal!  Let me tell these guys: no way, my friends!  What did the spammers expect? Maybe they hoped I'll press the "Approve" button? Oh no!  I have no idea? And you? Feel free to share your comment. You might be also interested in:  Behind the scenes of Facebook group administration. Do architectural ORKS exist? UPD: spam activity is growing. Before publishing this post in our community I got the following pending post in the admin panel.

The fact the people can show marine life inspired me to make 3D renderings for the personal project of the Public Aquarium.  Some of the 3d renderings you can find below  You are welcome to look at the details for this project .

Enjoy the demo reel of ultimate quality product 3D renderings.  Freelance digital artist Cristian Koch Rumpf created the 3D product commercial animations for various clients. He unified some of them in the demo footage so that to show off his skills. You can see below how many animation samples included in the almost two minutes video. It contains the samples from the following projects: Baader waterjet cutter.  Delphi.  ABB portable emerjency pump.  ABB GIS rail installation. Bizerba RLS. Inductive Fixture Hardening Process by EMA Indutec. Voith Hydro. Mercedes Benz MBUX. Woco logo animation. BASF team up chair. ABB contactors. ThyssenKrupp Multi. Orbit G2 product animation. Iron Horse Schale Gas Separator. As you can see, the 3D animations Cristian did help to advertise the many products of the various brands, and some of the brands are very famous. In these animations, the artist very realistically reproduced various devices and other objects, installations,

Dear friends. As you may know, orks are mythical characters, monsters. Could you imagine they may exist in architecture? Thanks, Freepic for the images of orks. To be honest, I didn't ever imagine monsters could be related to buildings and construction design. But the interesting and funny story happened in our Facebook group CG to Solve Problems Community .  For your information: CG to Solve Problems Community is the group where members can discuss computer graphics works and industry and how computer graphics can solve various problems. You are welcome to this community if you wish to share or see something interesting about computer graphics.  I, Yevhen Zakharov, am the group admin. When people request to join the group they should answer one membership question: Please tell us why do you need to be a member of this group? (Please note non-answering this question or meaningless answer can lead to the rejection of your membership).   Once someone answ

Enjoy the beautiful and highly photorealistic 3D renderings of jewelry rings.  The images below Bernd Haier did to test the materials and for the reference. To enlarge the images you can click or tap them.  As you can see the rings rendered are looking as real. That's because Bernd applied the maximum efforts so that all of the features of the gold and other ring materials were rendered properly. Even with the white material, the ring 3D render is looking great! Tools used.  Bernd told us he used 3Ds Max and IRAY+ to render these rings.  He also said he didn't use postproduction since IRAY+ allows to get enough photorealistic and beautiful 3D visualization without use Photoshop or other postproduction software.  In his Facebook posts and comments, Bernd often advocated IRAY+ render engine as the tool to create incredible renders. Also, he said, in combining with a good video adapter IRAY+ allows render big resolution images in a

Dear readers. Let me show you how 3D rendering and post-production technologies were used to generate attractive, beautiful, crisp and photorealistic images of foods and beverages. Some of these 3D visualizations Victor Emanuel Barreto de Azevedo, the freelance designer from Petrópolis, Brazil, did in the scope of his work. And other images he did to make the experiments and keep a good fit for his skills. Enjoy the Food and Drink visualizations done by Victor! You can click the images to enlarge them up to full-screen size. The food 3D renderings look very delicious. The visualizations of alcohol able to encourage you to drink a good beer, wine or something else  Do you agree? To make the Food and Drink visualizations Victor used the following software: 3DS Max, V-Ray and Adobe Photoshop. To see more Victor's 3D Renderings and other images in the big resolution, and also to contact Victor you can visit his  Behance