I did this to accompany my new branding and to serve as the cover of the webpage. It gave me an opportunity to play around with some new displacement effects in the muddy gravel which turned out nicely. Fun to work on this one. And yes, those cattle are branded with the new logo. Here at Seven G, we sand the undersides of the drawers.
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Sometimes a guy gets tired of making sunny days. That's fine, right? Sure it is... -
This is a house that my wife and I have been lazily designing for a number of years. It started as more of a whim than anything, but eventually it has become something that we intend to build one day. In the meantime, I've used this model as a test bed for a broad range of render experimentation from lighting, to material generation, to the Photospheres below. It's been a great outlet for design expression and technical learning and, who knows, maybe some day we can build it and have you over for a highball. -
I needed to build this EV for a project that went on hold for awhile, so I threw it into an environment. I'm not usually in the business of modeling vehicles, so the van itself gave me an opportunity to try a number of new techniques. The environment was pretty quick, but I did get to play with terrain modeling and vegetation creation and population in new ways. Fun little side project. -
My friend Russ owns the existing A-frame on the right and wanted to explore the idea of marrying new construction to the existing house. We talked through his ideas over sandwiches and beers, wandered around the site, and brainstormed some possibilities. I came up with this as a possible configuration, allowing the existing structure to remain as a large master/office and connecting via glass corridor to a new wing positioned to take advantage of the incredible view. This was a fun design exercise and gave me a chance to experiment with some new render techniques.