Tips to Create Outstanding 3D Compositions

We started our Renderpeople Contest in August and one of the submissions that caught our attention has been the stunning artwork from 3D Artist and Architect Steve Stiglmayr. His rendering “Ramon in the Rain” has been one of the most creative ideas and we like the amazing 3D composition he created. This was the reason

How to Use Raytracing and Denoiser in Rhino 7

More and more 3D applications are implementing raytracing and other technologies into their renderers. This enables fast and efficient implementation of complex lighting scenes with realistic illumination. In Rhino 6, this was already done by adding the new raytrace mode. This was a great way to achieve a good lighting, but a very high sample

Useful Tips for Your next Retail and Office Visualizations

The believability and appeal of office and retail visualizations depends on how you plan and realize architectural scenes. If you want people to see your projects the way you intended, it is not good enough to consider the design, lighting and placement of objects only when creating the scene. Markus Kaufmann, founder of tridimens GmbH

Creating Artlantis Visualizations for Trade Fairs

This time we had the opportunity to talk to Wim Goris, interior designer about his work in the trade fair industry and the challenges which come along in this competitive field. We would like to thank Wim for taking his time to share those amazing Expo-Stand and Artlantis visualizations with us and for giving us

Tips for Creating Photorealistic Interior Renderings

This time we had the opportunity to talk to Azeez Bakare, creative director and 3D visualist, about his personal tips for creating photorealistic interior renderings and concepts and about one of his latest projects, the EQ Office 1740 Broadway Project (designed by INC Architecture). The visualization studio Azeez Bakare Studios from Miami creates high-quality visualizations

Renderpeople Contest Interview – Mihhail Jassinover

After starting our Renderpeople Contest in August we have received many stunning renderings and artworks from various talented artists. We have been looking for 3D Renderings which put our 3D People models into the spotlight as protagonist of their little stories. Seeing so many of our models as main actors of such visualizations has been
Rendering of a 3D interior scene with 3D People standing in the middle of a living room

Creating Architecture Plans and Visualizations in ArchiCAD and 3ds Max

The architecture studio Schumetta Inc. from Malibu, CA. creates architectural designs in ArchiCAD, and provides property development analysis and project management services for its clients. By using ArchiCAD for creating accurate architecture plan and models including 3ds Max to visualize these CAD concepts creates a nice comparison between the two areas. Many thanks to Schumetta

Celebrating 5 Years of Scanning 3D People – Renderpeople’s 5th Anniversary

The last 5 years have been a great journey for us! Find out how Renderpeople started and how we grew into being the world’s largest library of scanned human 3D models. Join us as we recall some of our most important milestones and enjoy having a look at our fascinating numbers and statistics or take

Creating Animated Videos with Posed 3D People – Vehicle Maintenance Solutions Showcase

The studio renderbaron – animation & design from Düsseldorf, Germany creates animated videos and 3D visualizations for TV-Documentaries, Commercials and Movies. I would like to thank Marc Potocnik, founder of renderbaron, for contributing to our blog and sharing insights and useful tips around one of his latest Project:”The Power of Connected Vehicles“. In the following
Artistic Rendering - Asian Silhouette Rendering by Eric Dietze

Artistic Rendering: How to Create Stunning 3D Artwork

My name is Eric Dietze and besides my job at the Hamburg based office BOF Architekten, where I’m employed as an project architect, I work as a freelance visualizer for architectural images. Since my current work at the office consists mainly of the more technical and practical aspects of architecture, I have been missing the