Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन by Amir Cherni

Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन by Amir Cherni is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2022 A' Design Award रजत पुरस्कार in कम्प्युटर ग्राफिक्स, थ्रीडी मोडेलिङ, टेक्स्चरिङ र रेन्डरिङ डिजाइन Competition Category.

रजतकम्प्युटर ग्राफिक्स· 2022

Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन

by Amir Cherni

Client: Amir Cherni

A' Design Award रजत पुरस्कार Winner in कम्प्युटर ग्राफिक्स Category

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The Design

About Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन

रुएल भनेको ट्युनिसको ऐतिहासिक मेदिनामा रहेको एउटा पुरानो गल्लीको त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन हो। यो दृश्य पुरानो सहरको केन्द्रको वातावरण कैद गर्नका लागि सिर्जना गरिएको थियो, जसमा एउटा वास्तविक गल्लीलाई सन्दर्भका रूपमा प्रयोग गरिएको छ। सबै मोडेल र टेक्स्चरहरू हातले सुरुदेखि नै बनाइएका थिए, जसलाई वास्तविक सतहहरूको स्क्यानले सहयोग गरेको थियो। अनियमित आकार, घिसिएका सामग्री र क्षयग्रस्त सतहहरूले मुख्य प्राविधिक चुनौती खडा गरे। ज्यामितिलाई भौतिकीमा आधारित रेन्डर इन्जिनद्वारा प्रकाशित र रेन्डर गरिएको थियो, र स्थिर छविहरू ४के रिजोल्युसनमा उत्पादन गरिएका थिए।

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award रजत पुरस्कार

Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन A' Design Award रजत पुरस्कारको विजेता हो, सर्वोच्च श्रेणीका, सुन्दर र प्रभावशाली डिजाइनहरूलाई दिइने असाधारण रूपमा प्रतिष्ठित मान्यता। रजत विजेताहरू अत्यन्त चम्किला र धेरै सृजनशील कृतिहरू हुन्, जसले डिजाइनरहरूको उत्कृष्ट विशेषज्ञता, प्रतिभा र सूक्ष्म दृष्टि देखाउँछन्। Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन अद्भुत, आदर्श, अत्यन्त व्यावसायिक र गहिरो रूपमा नवीन कृति बन्नेछ भन्ने अपेक्षा छ। Ruelle त्रि-आयामी दृश्यांकन धेरैले ईर्ष्या गर्ने रचना हो; यसले इच्छा जगाउँछ, सकारात्मक भावना ल्याउँछ र आश्चर्य तथा विस्मय पैदा गर्छ।

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: This 3D Scene was made as an attemp to capture the mood and the aura of the old Tunisian's downtown .
Based on a real alley reference ,textures and models were made manually from scratch using some real-life scanned surfaces. Randomness and decayed aspect of the majority of the 3d objects was really challenging and hard to do.
Dimensions & Packaging: all images were rendered at 4K with an average render time of 6h for each image.
Tags: 3d work, corona renderer, visualization, 3dArt, Real3D,
Production Technology: This project was made using 3Ds Max to model all the scene's objects Wich were textures using 3D scans of real-life surfaces. corona renderer was the main used render engine to light up the whole geometry and render the 3D still images.
Design Challenge: In our industry this 3D design fit in the categorie of "hard to reproduce reference because it contain a lot of random , non homogeneous shaders , shapes and colors.
Research: The hardest technical challenge in this project was the texturing it wasn't easy to reproduce and paint manually all the textures variations based on real life references .
Inspiration: Before starting working on this 3D scene some "hard to reproduce reference "
were collected to be taken as starting point
to a challenging project something that was never done in the 3D visualization industry a reproduction of an old alley with all the decayed surfaces and dirty textures and objects. It was a challenging to myself, a way to explore my limits out of the comfort zone.
Project Duration: This Took me almost a month to finish from gathering the references to the finished renders.
Operation Flow: 3D visualization refers to the process where graphical content is created using 3D software. Similar terms include 3D rendering, excellent computer-generated imagery (CGI), 3D graphics and so on. Over recent years 3d visualization has gained great popularity and evolved into one of the most essential methods to producing high-quality digital content. Numerous industries ranging from films, games, engineering, architecture, hospitals and manufacture are taking advantages of such a technology. In this case i used the 3Viz to reproduce the old alley in the old medina of Tunis
Image Credits: Amir Cherni