3d rendering Archive
I’ve been a Form-Z user since way back in 1998, but over the years I’ve tinkered with other 3d modeling packages such as 3ds Max, Maya, and Blender just to keep abreast on the world of 3d modeling and design. Every 3d software package
Earlier this year I was experimenting with some Starbucks logo illustrations (just trying to see what I could do with it), and I found it to be a really difficult one to replicate in 3d. It wasn’t all that difficult to build, but it
Right when I first started producing stock illustrations way back in 2006, I began working on what ultimately turned into a very large sub category of images within my main collection: 3d object icons. Basically, I modeled and rendered one object over a white
Here’s an example of an incredibly simple illustration that is incredibly useful at the same time. It’s a 3d rendering of an open cardboard box with a blank sticker on it. That’s it. Nothing more. I created it about 6 years ago to be
One of the most frustrating things about being an illustrator and designer is that every now and then I come up with an idea that seems great in my mind – and then fail miserably upon execution. This “Christmas movie” 3d rendering is one
This was a frustrating set of images. I was working with a client who needed to have the word “JOB” rendered in several ways, with and without some conceptual objects. This was going to be for an in-depth blog article about job security and
Here’s a useful image from my stock collection – it’s a high-resolution rendering of a bright red FREE tag lying upright on a white floor. I’ve actually used variations of this tag in a countless number of renderings in my stock 3d illustration collection,
I’ve been on an automotive kick recently, and Earlier this year I created a huge set of stock illustrations featuring a metal and glass Lamborghini logo. This particular rendering was one of them that never made the cut into the final collection. It’s not
Here’s something that I know will be useful to a lot of you. It’s two high-resolution 3d renderings of gray push pins over top of transparent (alpha channel) backgrounds. That’s it. Nothing more. You may (or may not) have noticed that I uploaded a
Just like I mentioned in my last post about the Tesla logos, not every illustration I create is something I’m totally proud of. Hey – I’m not perfect, and sometimes I have problems creating a 3d illustration that matches exactly the way I have
