Mountain Bike - 3D Render

A Recent Project was for for me to Render out a model of a Downhill Mountain Bike (a YT Industries - Tues).

The project didn't involve me having to create the model, but it did involve reworking some parts of it and re-texturing and adding the materials to the model.

 And then obviously Rendering it out and all the Post Production work you can see in the final images.

The model was modified using 3DS max and and Rendered using Vray, and all the post production work was done in Adobe Photoshop. If you have anything that you would like me to produce for you then please do not hesitate to get in touch.

The original model was created by Jan Kostka, from Slovakia.

Product Rendering of an ISIDORO Stool

I have recently completed a product rendering of an ISIDORO Stool. Which also involved modelling the stool, as you can see it is a fairly complex shape to create.

The model was created using 3Ds Max and was Rendered out using Vray. The Stool was depicted using one of each of the 7 different subtle colour variations that the Stool is available in.

Please get in touch if you would like me to Create and/or Render anything out for you to visualise.

VRX iMotion Simulator - 3D Visualisation

I have just completed a project which involved modelling and rendering a room full of VRX iMotion Simulators.

To find out more about the simulator, please visit www.triplewidescreen.co.uk, where you can also get hold of one!

Driving one should look a little like this, but imagine this with full motion and surround sound.

Anyway I produced several imaged that are to be used as concept visuals to give you a feel of how a simulator room will look with 10 of these simulators all set up.

As you would all agree this would be amazing! Once again to see more of my work visit my website www.markshires.com and don't forget to check out www.triplewidescreen.co.uk the home of the VRX iMotion Sim.

Infinity Curl Range of Tables

I have recently completed a project which set me the task of visualising a new range of tables from a given design. The tables have been completed for the designer Constanze Schweda of KiriDesign.

The range consists of 4 Tables, each one inspired by the Japanese art of Kirigami, whereby a sheet of paper is cut and folded into a three-dimensional form. Each of the tables are designed in a way to be cut from a single sheet of steel. For further details regarding the range of tables visit www.KiriDesign.com

For further details and to see more of Constanze's work please visit her website at www.constanzeschweda.com