THIS WAS A CAFE PROJECT I WORKED ON. I HAVE DEVELOPED A 3D MODEL AND REALISTIC RENDERING

THIS WAS A CAFE PROJECT I WORKED ON. I HAVE DEVELOPED A 3D MODEL AND REALISTIC RENDERINGTHIS WAS A CAFE PROJECT I WORKED ON. I HAVE DEVELOPED A 3D MODEL AND REALISTIC RENDERING

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H Abhi

• Jun 15

THIS WAS A CAFE PROJECT I WORKED ON. I HAVE DEVELOPED A 3D MODEL AND REALISTIC RENDERING

3D Rendering 3D Design D5 Render SketchUp 3D Modeling

Webshocker Matjaz Valentar

pro

• Sep 23

A circle disrupted. Surface becomes fabric, tension becomes motion. In the end, form remembers itself. Created in 3dsMax, Vray render.

Animation 3D Animation Motion Design Adobe After Effects Autodesk 3ds Max

Kate Maricheva

• Sep 23

looks magical!

Dmitri Bainov

• Sep 23

Today we're picking a 3D token animation for a crypto project.

Option A: simple, plain white, no extra detail

Option B: more detailed, with chip-style texture that gives it a techy feel

Which one looks better? And why?

Motion Design 3D Design

11 voted

34%

21 voted

66%

32 votes

Closed

Ganesh S

pro

• Sep 23

Both are good but I prefer option A. But it depends on the background and which section or where it appears.

Ayeni Gift Olayinka

• Sep 23

The Cankurtaran’s House — Warmth, Texture & Balance

A well-designed interior is more than just beautiful. It should feel balanced, intentional, and connected.

For this visualization, I focused on warm timber, earthy tones, layered lighting, thoughtful furniture placement, and natural textures to create a calm and inviting atmosphere.

Created by: Gift Olayinka Ayeni Software: 3ds Max • Corona Renderer • Photoshop • Quixel Megascans

What catches your attention first?

• Lighting • Materials • Furniture • Composition #InteriorDesign #LivingRoomDesign #ArchitecturalVisualization #3DRendering #ResidentialDesign