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Guillermo C.

@GuilleCingolani

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3D Design/ArchViz/Texture creation

I'm an Argentinian 3D artist and Multimedia Design student at UNLP. I have 4 years of experience working with 3D tools and my main software are Blender, Substance Painter and Substance Designer. I can also work with Zbrush and Unreal Engine if the project demands it. I am very passionate about this art and I really want to make a career in this field. You can expect an excellent result, in optimal time and my full attention on your project. Hit me up and let me know how I can make your project a reality.
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11589511
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
11589507
I've been wanting to get into UE5 for a long time and try out Nanite and Lumen which proved to be absolutely amazing. Nanite still has some lighting issues but it was amazing working with that amount of polys and finally being able to avoid retoplogy. For this environment based on a Robin Coster concept I've incorporated a lot of software and techniques and took my time trying out different workflows for each aspect. I also learned a lot from Dekogon Studios tutorial on Environment Production in Artstation Learning. I also used Speedtree for the first time and really liked the software since it proved to be very intuitive. All the materials and assets made completely from scratch by me are displayed in this post. The rest was imported and modified from Megascans and the statues in the back of the scenery were scans downloaded from Sketchfab.
Ancient Cat Temple
8836189
This piece was made inspired by the last apartment where Leon and Mathilda in the 1994 film "Leon". Unfortunately, I had scarce reference to the original item but I think I managed to make it work.
Classic sofa
This piece was made inspired by the last apartment where Leon and Mathilda in the 1994 film "Leon". Unfortunately, I had scarce reference to the original item but I think I managed to make it work.
Classic sofa
This piece was made inspired by the last apartment where Leon and Mathilda in the 1994 film "Leon". Unfortunately, I had scarce reference to the original item but I think I managed to make it work.
Classic sofa
8717588
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
8717587
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
8717563
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
11589511
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
I explored a bit into a Midcentury Modern style in this project, exploiting all the richness in materials, textures and interesting patterns that this design style allows. For this, the use of Substance Designer was a must and I really learned a lot of practical application of this amazing software for Archviz. I based my reference on a project by the architecture studio Mark Odom.
Inglewood Courtyard House
11589507
I've been wanting to get into UE5 for a long time and try out Nanite and Lumen which proved to be absolutely amazing. Nanite still has some lighting issues but it was amazing working with that amount of polys and finally being able to avoid retoplogy. For this environment based on a Robin Coster concept I've incorporated a lot of software and techniques and took my time trying out different workflows for each aspect. I also learned a lot from Dekogon Studios tutorial on Environment Production in Artstation Learning. I also used Speedtree for the first time and really liked the software since it proved to be very intuitive. All the materials and assets made completely from scratch by me are displayed in this post. The rest was imported and modified from Megascans and the statues in the back of the scenery were scans downloaded from Sketchfab.
Ancient Cat Temple
8836189
This piece was made inspired by the last apartment where Leon and Mathilda in the 1994 film "Leon". Unfortunately, I had scarce reference to the original item but I think I managed to make it work.
Classic sofa
This piece was made inspired by the last apartment where Leon and Mathilda in the 1994 film "Leon". Unfortunately, I had scarce reference to the original item but I think I managed to make it work.
Classic sofa
This piece was made inspired by the last apartment where Leon and Mathilda in the 1994 film "Leon". Unfortunately, I had scarce reference to the original item but I think I managed to make it work.
Classic sofa
8717588
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Bedroom
8717587
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
I'm happy to share with you one of my largest interior projects to date. I found this apartment in ArchDaily and fell in love with the simplicity and yet the great number of details, especially on the textures. The concrete on the walls and columns are a great example of it. I also came right away with the kind of person I imagined living in a place like this and took some liberties from the original images according to it. I'm actually just starting on this kind of photorealistic renders so it was quite a challenge, so of course, feel free to give me any critique or comment. It will be very appreciated. The original apartment design is the work of Dan Vakhrameyev from FILD. You can find the project here: http://www.thefild.com/rybalsky-apartment The project was made almost entirely with Blender, with some minor masks from Substance Painter and Designer. The sheets on the bed were simulated with Marvelous Designer. The renders are from Cycles. Hope you like it, thanks for checking!
Rybalsky Apartment
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Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material
Made in Substance Designer and Substance Alchemist. Rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Leaves and twigs atlases from Allegorithmic. Entirely procedural.
Snowy ground material

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Ha sido un placer trabajar con Guillermo, seguro que no será la ultima vez.
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Ha sido muy grato trabajar con Guillermo, ha entregado todo a tiempo y ha estado abierto a realizar cambios. El resultado es justo lo requerido con muy buena calidad.
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9 months ago
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By far one of the best freelancers I have ever worked with. Extremely talented and hard working. I highly recommend.
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3D model for the website
Absolutely fantastic quality of job, again!
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3 years ago
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Take Renders of an existing 3D file in BLENDER (Quick Turnaround).
Guillermo is a professional easy to work with. He's fast and competent.
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3D Modeler and Texture Artist

Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Oct 2018 - Dec 2018 (2 months, 1 day)
I was in charge of the visual aspects of an interactive VR experience in a project about the history of art in the twentieth century.

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Degree in Audiovisual Arts

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina 2023 - 2024
(1 year)

Degree in Multimedia Design

Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina 2015 - 2022
(7 years)

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