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Thanks to Diego Reales for sharing his awesome visualizations with us. You can visit their website HERE.

“Pixel must die” – Group was formed to provide high quality 3D representations of your ideas. Primary field of work is 3D-visualization of architecture, product-design, outdoor environments and exhibition spaces. Within this field they offer images and animations which can be used for marketing, design or planning purposes. They also offer the best quality photographs of the products. They say, they are not afraid of any challenges. Check their work here.

The targeted restriction in the use of materials, elegance in the lines and transparency in the effect are the characteristic properties of the S 533. It owes its special comfort to constant elastic flexing. This effect results from the fact that Mies van der Rohe conceived the front part of the tubular steel frame as a big bow made of spring-hard tubular steel. While most of the designs from the 1920s were rather simple and functional, this chair clearly communicates the signature of the architect: his design combines functionality and comfort with timeless aesthetics. The chair was first presented in the Weissenhof-Siedlung in 1927.

Free download available here: FlyingArchitecture.com

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T-Splines represents one of the greatest improvements for organic design since the invention of CAD. With T-Splines, you can quickly make distinctive, organic models that are easy to edit. Frankly, we think you should buy and use T-Splines yourself. If that’s not an immediate option for you (i.e. you’re in a time crunch or you want proof that T-Splines can work for your designs before you decide to learn the software), we would love to work with you to create your model. We are often sought as the solution of last resort, where designers come when nothing else works. However, we would also love to work with from the start to get your model created quickly.

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Ronen Bekerman will be celebrating his blog’s 1st birthday this August 15th and he plans some cool stuff for you all… And this is a heads up for this blog’s first miniCHALLENGE#01 – BRIX that is the first event for this birthday month. Sponsored by Materialwerk it will start on the 15th and will end on the 31st. Head to the miniCHALLENGE’s forum thread for more information, but you can see the prizes HERE (original post).

2010 DemoReel from Yongchan Kim on Vimeo. Sit straight and observe!

Legendary Helena chair – called also Bibendum chair. This piece is available primarily for Rhino NURBS in 3dm format or in any other format you will ask for. (export)
Original post: flyingarchitecture.com

Simeon Patarozliev, The Getaway Vehicle, 3ds Max, V-Ray, Fusion, car, modelling, lighting, texturing

Someon Patarozliev started modeling this car for another scene and it was supposed to be just a low-poly half-finished model. The whole process took about 18-20 days from start to finish. There weren’t any blueprints available for this model at that time so he mostly used references and blueprints from a similar models. Original post here: link

Evermotion passes combination from VrayART on Vimeo.

Watch this tutorial from Evermotin to see how to stack layers from rendered passes to get really great looking visualization in postproduction in Adobe Photoshop!

Browsing on the Internet recently I found a great tutorial, how to make an artistic smoke portrait out of an ordinary photo. Have a look and give it  a try! Have you ever made any photo manipulation on your own? Let us know and show us the result!

This is final image:

Source: Photoshoptutorials.ws