Blender cloth dynamics

This is my recent test of cloth dynamics from blender. Rendered with Luxrender.

Work in progress

This is my new project, which is still in progress.
Rendered with Cycles.

Deconstruction

Blender, Makehuman and Gimp.

Architectural model

Recently I've been involved in a project where some architectural renders were made to simulate an aerial view of some buildings scale models. Almost the entire project was made with 3dMax and vray although I managed to do some modeling work with Blender.

With this sort of architectural models on mind I've made this simple scene with Blender and Suicidator City Generator. Trees are made with the Sapling curve addon and finally everything is rendered on cycles.

Thanks for viewing.

House-L exterior

An exterior view of th House-L on a cloudy day. Rendered with Luxrender.

House-L corridor and dining-room

House-L Bidir

This one is cpu bidirectional render.

House-L

To test the capabilities of luxrender engine, I want to make some renders of House L by Schneider & Lengauer, based on the article from http://www.homedsgn.com/2013/03/26/house-l-by-schneider-lengauer

This is the first render I've made:

HDRI image from www.openfootage.net

Inside us

This is a short render made with Blender and Octane for a job application.

Kitchen

This is a render of a kitchen remodeling project. All done with blender and cycles.

Wedding rings

This is a fast illustration that I've made for a wedding, there are two fluid simulations with different materials each one.

Modeled in Blender, rendered in Octane.

Muko house

Recently I saw a project from a Japanese architecture studio (FujiwaraMuro Architects) I liked very much, it's a house in Kyoto with huge vertical louvres that cuts the light that enters into the whole interior. I thought that would be fine to make it on 3D and get some renders of it.

Exterior renders with daylight illumination:

Exterior render at dusk:

The dining-room:

From the opposite angle:

 The kids room:

The wash room with the bathroom at the end. This image was rendered with luxrender.

The bathroom, very difficult to calculate to the kernel due the absence of direct lightning, another time octane:

Totetiko zen garden

This is a 3d view of the smallest Japanese rock garden at the Ryogen-in temple: Totekiko.

The scene is being modelled with Blender and I've rendered this image with Octane until it reached 4000 samples per pixel.

The sand is modelled by applying a custom displacement map to a subdivided plane. I did the map with Inkscape (only gradients) in order to be able to modify the heights easily if wanted:

For the rocks I used this technique from Thomas Schloegl:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Q_6hDWkZ-A

Verpan Spiral

Few days ago I saw the Verpan Spiral lamp on a shop and I thought it could be great to make one with Blender.

This is the first render of the lamp, made with Octane. I will try to make it with Cycles to test performance and noise levels and maybe with Yafaray to compare it  with a biased engine.

Ring test

This is a test of some blender deformers to create a ring shape.