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  1. Yama
    Studio/Institution: GWJ Architecture Genre: Commercial Interior Software: Cinema 4D, Vray, Photoshop Website: http://www.gwj.ch Description: Hello everyone! Here is a recent pic i did for my company: It's a conceptual visualization of a mall like building. The model was made in Rhino and then exportet into Cinema 4d. Textured and rendered with Vray. Most of the Textures were lately added in Photoshop. The idea was not to create a Photorealistic image. It should be more like a collage/sketch to create a mood. cheers Yama
  2. Jonathan Sanchez
    Hey Guys... (sorry if this is the wrong place to post) Client gave me attached photo and wants me to add this kinda creeping vine into his render. I have two questions: 1) Any of you know what the name of this creeping plant is? I've been looking online everywhere and cant seem to find it. 2) Any of you have had any luck rendering a plant like this before? I'm using the ivy generator, but I'm having a hard time generating an ivy that looks like this with it's mini branches coming out from its main branch. Any advice would be welcome. thanks Jonathan
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