Duncan Wick2021-08-15, 3D modelling, kitbashing and render, Blender
Futurist scene based on a photograph of the suspension railway in Wuppertal, Germany. Everything but the cars and characters is modelled.*
Oldest instance of the original photo I could find was by u/hungryhungoverhippo on July 11th 2020.
Created in blender.
The vehicles were animated to get motion blur and light trails
The population:
2021-05-16, 3D modelling and render, Blender
International Lounge at the Airport in Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. More info on the escalator.
Created in Blender.
Author of original photo is unknown (to me)
2020-10-19, 3D modelling and render, Blender
IJburg is a residential neighbourhood in Amsterdam, Netherlands, built on artificial islands which have been raised from the Ijmeer, a lake bordering the IJ (Amsterdam’s waterfront).
Started on July 19th this has been my most complex project, yet. Due largely to my needless detailwork and tangets, some of which I documented and can be found below.
The project folder at the moment of completion had a size of 107GB with 83 folders and 17,358 files. Final .blend file had 4084870 Verts, 4166907 Faces, 7247502 Tris and 9592 Objects.
Reference photograph by George Steinmetz (Instagram), published in his book: THE HUMAN PLANET: Earth at the Dawn of the Anthropocene (Abrams & Chronicle, 2020)
Created in blender 2.82.7. Rendered in Cycles @ 2000 Samples using Intel Denoiser (Render time was 9h35 @ 4000×2667)
An idyllic render of a detail that is invisible in the main render; The railing between two jetties broken away and a bridge created with wooden planks. The planks were simulated as seen in the video.
2020-06-22, 3D modelling and render, Blender
The Pierre-Mendès-France center, nicknamed „Tolbiac“, is an annex of the Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University housed in a high-rise building inaugurated in 1973 and located rue de Tolbiac in the 13 th arrondissement of Paris, in France. Ground up model worked on throughout most of June 2020 and first major architectural project. Architects were ANPAR (Michel Andrault and Pierre Parat)
Created in blender.
