#3dvisualization

Tonight has been raining continuously from this late afternoon and it's getting colder as days go by. I guess we have transitioned to the rainy season, which means I will be staying inside the house often

Hello Everyone! For today, I have worked on a 3d model that has a close remembrance to nature. The organic form of nature has always been the best reference for design. That’s why I’m a big fan of designers

Few weeks have passed and it's been a wonderful journey so far. I never thought that the prolonged quarantine period could be an enjoyable experience for me. While in lockdown and stuck at home, I managed

For my latest 3d artwork, I wanted to portray a sublime yet sophisticated sculpture. It appeals as an organic ornament and it’s decorative enough to stand out among the scenery. The complexity of the 3d

Hey guys! In this particular Park Feature, I would like to visualize a “people-like” sculpture in this version. The pillars represent the body of the people while the balls represent the human. The material

For this version of the Park Feature, I created a metal sculpture inspired by a constellation or the formation of the stars. Here's the final result: Some screenshots of the 3d scene: Thank you

Hello Everyone! Today’s 3d sculpture is inspired by one of the most remarkable shapes in nature ~ a flower. Even though there is countless variation in its form & color, the main appearance is still

Our life as we know it has changed drastically because of the pandemic. Recently, I’ve been getting frustrated with the implemented new normal. Although their’s no major physical impact that the Covid-19

A few days ago, the quarantine rules in our city were modified to allow the re-opening of some of the industries & establishments that are related to the production of basic needs like food, medicine,

In the past few days, I’ve been thinking of ways on how to make a marker design that will have an impact on the viewer. The idea is to bring awareness to the viewers through artwork. In this metal sculpture,

It’s been really warm lately and although I’m inclined to go out for a walk, we are still on a state of lockdown. And it’s not wise to go out for a simple walk. I actually think that walking is a great

I’ve always been fascinated by nature and the inhabitants of this wonderful world that we have. It seems that everything happens for a reason and it is for the good of everything. One of the mystical events

A few days ago I posted about an eclectic 3d sculpture where I combined the form of a shell & the trunk of a tree. It was interestingly absurd which garnered me great feedback from the arts community

In my previous 3d sculptures I was completely arbitrary when it comes to the designs that I made. They were random unlike the one that I will be presenting today. This time, I took my inspiration from

This is probably the weirdest 3d sculpture that I visualize, a “chimera” of things that are not supposed to ~ tree & shell. That’s the beauty of digital 3d, it has no boundaries. The more intriguing

In the past few posts, I worked on making design schemes for a park marker or monument. Just a back story, with all of my visits to known parks in Singapore I realize the importance of park markers since

Yesterday, I made a post about my latest 3d work for a park marker in which you may check here. I’m happy with the result however I had another scheme that I wanted to share with the sketchbook community.

It’s been a long time since I contributed to the art community, about a week but with the pace that we have here, I can already consider it a hiatus. For this post, I would like to share an idea for a

It’s been a while since my last post and so I figured to give you guys an update about what I’m currently working on. Right now, I’m developing a new 3d project which I call the “Modern Cabin”. It a modernly