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@ Long Nguyen & Thu Nguyen
Architecture - Interior Design & 3D Visualization
0979 962 864, Ho Chi Minh City
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Guy, Bridget and Courtney corner the ET in this frame from "Tomorrow's Girls," our developing comic. Learn more about them, and their fellow agents at www.tomorrowsgirls.wordpress.com .
Courtney is Lassiter's driver and bodyguard. Skilled in hand-to-hand / martial arts, projectile and blade weapons. And she can parallel park the stretch limo too.
Had a lot of fun doing the Tie Interceptor as I am a big Star Wars IP Fan. Decided to take the challenge in creating BB8 in Keyshot. Ended up using a few textures and bump maps to give BB8 the worn look.
Using the 3D paint for finer details while using the hockey Ice texture to provide some overall worn textures across the body. Aside from that, some normal CMF details to get the body materials looking like BB8 in the movies.
Placed BB8 into a forest scene, photoshopped in some foreground to sell the render and added some colored lighting to blend into the scene.
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Rod stalks Kristin on the roof in this frame from "Tomorrow's Girls," our developing comic.
Learn more about Rod, Kristin, and the Tomorrow Girls at the preview site, www.tomorrowsgirls.wordpress.com .
Here is yet another awesome photo-realistic 3D rendering we just finished working on for our partner VisionX Creative in California!
Jelly Fruits 001 Series
A captivating visual exploration titled "Jelly Fruits 001," where the organic forms of nature meet a surreal, gelatinous reality. This series features a variety of fruits—including apples, strawberries, grapes, and pineapples—rendered with a hyper-realistic, translucent texture that mimics jelly or polished resin. The vibrant, saturated colors glow from within as light passes through their semi-transparent bodies, often accompanied by fluid, melting drips that pool elegantly on a clean, minimalist white surface. Each piece balances the familiar shape of a fruit with an otherworldly, squishy aesthetic, highlighting the intricate details of seeds, rinds, and stems through a lens of artistic liquefaction and high-key studio lighting.
These images were generated by Artificial Intelligence.
3D render of a wooden table looking out to a defocussed room interior with sun shining in the window
Here is my Lighting and Texture Demo Reel for early 2012.
The first two shots are Neon and Chrome known by anyone who is familiar with Jeremy Birn's Lighting Challenges hosted by 3drender.com.
I chose to make the garage derelict and rundown for the fun of griming up surfaces. I always like the look of a good rusty tractor, car or burnt out window. The aim was to be convincing and for everything to work in unity together.
The opening shot uses distinct, visible light motivations which was a lot of fun to think about and work with. I love it when a light gets to really play on a surface artificial lights
the Second is a late afternoon in dumps-ville. Basically I am trying to evoke a sense of dry, vacant and forgotten. so, the drama is supposed to be in the bleakness, the subdued saturation and emphasized by the grit and grime.
The third scene, Mad Science is also a model from 3drender.com. The challenge for me was to create a sense of it being set in a basement and with an air of curiosity. My Grandfather used to have a workshop/tool room in his basement. Not so much like this one but it used to give me a certain feeling that I tried to evoke with this piece. I wanted to have the light fall across the work bench as though from a bare, incandescent bulb, like in an old cellar or basement.
The final piece, was an experiment in style.
The fundamental difference between the kitchen and the other scenes is it uses only mia materials, and a great deal of the colour information is actually in the Ambient Occlusion passes. I wanted to have a soft atmosphere (even light?) and simple clay smoothed surfaces work for that. I strong key light from the sun through the window with some bouncers around the room lets the materials play pretty openly.
It was an experiment with a neat result!
I ended the demo on a still image of the same scene lit 'at night' from a street lamp or other sodium/orange bulb. I never rendered an animated pass of it but I thought it was a nice note to end on.
I created the last piece while studying at Seneca College's 3D Animation Certification program. I should thank Rowan Simpson for showing me a great trick with the counter top reflective surface, as well as Mark Shmidt for the help. Also my class mates were all big help and inspiration, so big ups! I'll link to their demos when I can find em!
Architect : Le Corbusier
Year : 1931
Location : Poissy, France (48°55'28.0"N 2°01'42.0"E)
Modeling : SketchUp
Rendering : Lumion 9
Post-Processing : Lightroom
3D Visualizer : Dreambox Design Studio
(Model from 3D Warehouse : Robert KOR)
A whimsical and hyper-realistic macro shot capturing a small mouse pausing on a rain-slicked city street. Dressed in worn denim overalls, this tiny adventurer stands out against the warm, glowing bokeh of urban lights. The image highlights intricate textures—from the soft fur to the stitching on the denim—contrasting the diminutive scale of the character with the vast, blurred world around him. A perfect blend of urban fantasy and photorealism.
Images created with Midjourney V7 and edited with Adobe Photoshop 2026.
The cadets are industrious but frequently get into unforeseen trouble during the crew's mining quest. Fortunately, the elite pilot of the Rock Raiders is on watch.
We are making architectural visualization with LUMION & MAX
루미온과 맥스로 건축이미지를 제작합니다
문의 : major27a@gmail.com / strade.3D / DU-YEOL KIM(김두열)
HiRISE DTM & Orthographic Image
Data from Source : NASA/JPL/University of Arizona/USGS
www.uahirise.org/dtm/dtm.php?ID=ESP_047549_1520
Mesh Created from source data in Blender 2.79
Rendered 3d Model in 3ds Max
Image & Data Credit : NASA/ JPL / University of Arizona / USGS / Neal Spence
Kristin has an encounter with 'Elle,' the bad girl in this frame from "Tomorrow's Girls," our developing comic. Preview the webcomic at
@ Long Nguyen & Thu Nguyen
Architecture - Interior Design & 3D Visualization
0979 962 864, Ho Chi Minh City
advlongnguyen@gmail.com
@ Long Nguyen & Thu Nguyen
Architecture - Interior Design & 3D Visualization
0979 962 864, Ho Chi Minh City
advlongnguyen@gmail.com
Jelly Fruits 001 Series
A captivating visual exploration titled "Jelly Fruits 001," where the organic forms of nature meet a surreal, gelatinous reality. This series features a variety of fruits—including apples, strawberries, grapes, and pineapples—rendered with a hyper-realistic, translucent texture that mimics jelly or polished resin. The vibrant, saturated colors glow from within as light passes through their semi-transparent bodies, often accompanied by fluid, melting drips that pool elegantly on a clean, minimalist white surface. Each piece balances the familiar shape of a fruit with an otherworldly, squishy aesthetic, highlighting the intricate details of seeds, rinds, and stems through a lens of artistic liquefaction and high-key studio lighting.
These images were generated by Artificial Intelligence.
Tish chases a suspect into the cave in this frame from our developing comic, "Tomorrow's Girls." Previews available at www.tomorrowsgirls.wordpress.com