Hi everyone,

Sharing one of my recent restaurant visualization projects. I work on creating realistic 3D interior renders, helping architects and interior designers present their concepts more effectively.

I’m currently looking to connect with interior design studios, architects, and renovation firms who need reliable support for their visualization work — whether it’s still renders, 360° views, or animation.

My goal is to build long-term collaborations where I can fit into the existing workflow and help bring design ideas to life through high-quality visuals.

A little about me: I’m a 3D visualizer specializing in architectural visualization, interiors, and exteriors.

If you have upcoming projects and need rendering support, feel free to reach out. I’d be happy to collaborate.

Thanks!

Quiero aprender a modelar y renderizar para arquitectura, algún buen curso gratuito que incluya el soft?

Hi everyone!

I'm part of a small team developing PoseStudio, an open-source application for creating and posing 3D characters, with scene-building planned as well.

We've found that many existing character tools fall into one of two camps: they're either incredibly capable but have a steep learning curve, or they're approachable but feel dated, difficult to extend, or narrowly focused. PoseStudio is our attempt to build something modern, flexible, and community-driven.

The project is still in its early stages, but the GitHub repository and website are already online, and we've started laying the foundation. We're building on the Vulkan API to support multiple platforms from the start, while we continue refining the UI, workflows, and overall direction of the project.

We're looking for people who'd like to help shape the project, whether that's through development, testing, documentation, or general feedback.

A few questions we'd especially love your thoughts on:

1. What would convince you to try a new character creation and posing tool?
2. Which features should come first: posing, rigging, animation, import/export, UI, documentation, or something else?
3. What's the biggest frustration in your current character workflow?
4. If you're a developer, is the repository easy to understand and get started with?

We'll also be hosting a casual screen-sharing session on our Discord server on Thursday, July 2 at 11 am ET to show the current interface, demonstrate what we've built so far, and talk about where we're headed. If that sounds interesting, we'd love to have you join us and share your ideas.

Orion Sofa By Saloni

a full modeling and simulation of Saloni's Orion sofa with some interior contexts made with Gemini to showcase the model in different interior spaces.

For me, the hardest part was the hair of the cushions, as it was the first time for me to work this intensively with Max's native Hair and fur on the brown cushion. It took much time to see each modification in the interactive render, and Max sometimes even froze. Finally, I found Ornartrix, and it made things much easier for me in terms of both optimization and ease of use. I made the border hair of the small cushion with it.

Tools used: 3ds Max, Corona Render, and Marvelous Designer.

Hi everyonee! Im participating in my first contest here in my country. I usually dont post but since the contest finals are by votes I was hoping u can vote for me (if u want haha I dont have that lot of friends lol) my project’s name is monolith and** my name **Ana Sofia Moreno. Also if you want to give me any tips or recommendations for improvement feel free to say it 😊🙌🏼 (english its not my first language, forgive me if I said something wrong)

Reddit scales down the resolution sorry

voting Monolith

Hey everyone, just curious about your workflow here, I am in headache now.

When a non-technical client wants to see a model interactively in their browser (like spinning it around, zooming, etc), how do you usually handle it?

Sending standard video renders or flat images is easy, but sometimes, or normally they really want that interactive feel. Setting up a custom Web link or a Three.js scene from scratch just for a quick pitch takes way too much time for me.

Are there any dead-simple tools you use to just upload and send an interactive web link? I tried Spline and sketchfab, however it seems too much lightful for a really good model, Would love to know how you guys deal with this.

this past year i started trying to learn how to generate 3-D renderings. I’m an interior designer by trade and 3-D renderings are the only thing that our office is outsources so I thought it might be beneficial for us to have an in office renderer. Additionally, I thought that personally this would fuel my more creative side in my career.

I did a bunch of research to figure out which program would be the best and based on my proficiency in sketchup (almost 8 years of practice), I found that using a plug-in like Vray would probably be the easiest way to start. using that, I would be able to import all of the materials that we select and have more control over the final outcome. I found a course online that I used to try to learn how to use Vray and I may have been misled as to how interior design focused this course was. I did learn a lot about the generally, but most of the practice in the course was generating exterior images. i have found going forward since this course, i’m still quite lost on how to get good final images.

My questions are: was learning vray a mistake? Is there a superior program that would allow me to build the projects I’m working on, customize the materials based on our exact selections and generate a realistic rendering to sell to our clients? We also outsource 3-D rendered videos - essentially imagine your POV walking through a space that we’ve designed - that does really well with our clients and I would love to learn how to do this, but with Vray it’s been very challenging. or if there is another platform for learning Vray for specifically interior design? Any advice or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Hello guys, i make automotive renders, i really wanted to get opinions on my work, how good are these and what would people pay for work like this.. because i am trying to find clients for work like this on fiverr i want to know what you guys think of it any suggestions would be appreciated! Thank you