Master Your 3ds Max Skills with This Stunning Project Showcase

Master Your 3ds Max Skills with This Stunning Project ShowcaseMaster Your 3ds Max Skills with This Stunning Project Showcase

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Salihu Ishaq

• Mar 12

This is 3ds max interface showing a recent project I was working on

3D Design Architecture & Interior Design Autodesk Revit Chaos Corona Autodesk 3ds Max

Tanner Notch

curator

max

• Mar 24

Omma just launched! Spline's new AI-driven 3D generation tool.

I've been testing it in early access for the past couple weeks. You input prompts and it creates entire 3D scenes you can manipulate and export from your browser, and I've been blown away at how it handles everything from simple objects to complex environments.

Interesting for anyone working with 3D for web, motion design, or UI. Worth exploring if you're looking to speed up prototyping or need quick 3D assets. https://x.com/splinetool/status/2036517448112021863?s=20

Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• Mar 24

Website cover I created for Art of Magic

Web Design coverdesign 3D Design

Mereawi Musie

pro

• Mar 24

Brilliant, what tools do you use to create this?

Chantal Jemmott

pro

• Mar 24

Sometimes a small detail can shape the entire identity.

An architecture and interior design studio, wanted a brand that felt more approachable within the industry.

One small detail became key: the dot in the name.

Instead of keeping it perfectly geometric, we softened it. Made it more fluid. From there, it evolved into a linear form that helped shape the brand icon, reflecting the idea of transforming a space.

That same point, combined with textures, became a recurring element across the identity. A simple detail, but one that makes the brand feel more recognizable and cohesive.

Do you usually find concepts in small details like this, or start from something bigger?