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Making of Archinteriors vol. 31 scene

Marcin Białecki 2014-02-27 10:46 tutorial > 3ds MAX > modeling

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Marcin Bialecki from Evermotion shows the process of making interior visualization.

A little bit of background: Moorish architecture is a variation of Islamic architecture. There are many motifs or repeated patterns, different styles of arches, calligraphy, vegetative design, and decorative tiles in Moorish architecture.

Moorish architecture is named after the Moors, North African people who conquered the Iberian Peninsula and many islands in the Western Mediterranean beginning in the 700s. The Moors controlled what is now Spain, Portugal, and the Pyrenees region of France for hundreds of years.

The Moors were Muslim and influenced by the Islamic architecture that developed in the Middle East. Although mosques are the most common examples of Moorish architecture, motifs spread to the design of houses and places of businesses. One of the most famous examples of Moorish architecture - The Mezquita or Grand Mosque of Cordoba, Spain, is today the region's Catholic cathedral.

Modeling and texturing such complex shapes can be a challenge for beginers, but it is a real pleasing experience if you want to improve your 3D skill.

In this article I`d like to share with you in brief how i made scene 7 from one of the latest Evermotion collections - Archinteriors vol. 31.

Let`s start!

When I start any interior project, I focus on overall shape of room and then I start to put lights into the scene. By using "overral mtl" in Vray settings I always check what light setting looks the best for me.

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Light test 1

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Light test 2

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Light test 3

In this scene I had to model quite a lot of small items. When I prepare elements of the scene, I always try to make them as close as possible to real ones. Small details make it more ineresting.

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I used opacity maps to make the lantern above. It saves time spent on modeling and the final item is quite "low poly".

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I used symmetry modifier to make my models more interesting:

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Sometimes it is hard to texture your model. If you need some leaks, dirt or someting on your object, you can do it like on the picture below: