Impressive Renders by Guru

Impressive Renders by Guru

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Gurmukh Singh Panesar a.k.a Guru is a student of architecture at the University of Nairobi with experience in graphic design. He has a good grasp on the technical and intuitive aspects of fine art and design. A master in 3D architectural visualization, he has undertaken some high profile jobs including the third phase of the Strathmore University where his high quality renders were key in raising funds for the project.

He works as a freelance Architectural Visualisation Artist in Nairobi occasionally training staff at design studios on the same. He has completed several hundred exterior and interior images of varying complexity from master plans spanning kilometres to product designs. He is also the first in East Africa to be published in the annual international publication titled Exposé 8, which is a collection of the world’s finest digital art.

Click here to visit his website and see more of his impressive works.

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  8. Dude, this is outstanding…is 3DS Max the best program? I’m trying to specialize and so far I’ve experimented with Revit and Artlantis. Kindly advise.

    • Guru very great work,…have you tried maya?(i think it has simpler tools and may save time)…..if you have any have any experience with revit which has a good rendering capabilities, to save time you can export a revit model in 3dmax in fbx format and in terms of architectural rendering it will save time keep pushing the envelop.check out the links below.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ozMiraSIyk

      • Hi, Alex

        Thanks for the comments. I am aware of Maya, although I consciously chose 3dsmax due to some other features not found in Maya. I prefer the UI that Archicad uses; through years of taking models from archicad to 3dsMax, I have found the transfer more efficient than using FBX. For instance I once designed, modelled and rendered an image within 1hr for a conceptual image. It is not about the software you use, but rather how you use it.

  9. Thanks for the comments, well honestly it depends on your workflow. If you are in an environment tight for time I would advise against using 3DS Max. I have seen some pretty good renders using Artlantis and it has the advantage of easy interoperability between Archicad. If you note, the images are mostly done for architects and developers on a freelance basis, so I usually have ample time to complete them. Really comes down to your schedule.

    • Guru very great work,…have you tried maya?(i think it has simpler tools and may save time)…..if you have any have any experience with revit which has a good rendering capabilities, to save time you can export a revit model in 3dmax in fxb format and in terms of architectural rendering it will save time keep pushing the envelop.check out the links below.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ozMiraSIyk

  17. I have a design project that needs help. It would be ideal for a start student who is working with an experienced architect. If you can be of help please contact me at majesticads@gmail.com. I am amazed by the quality of the renders. Thank you.
    That is just motivating, awesome, i am left speechless.

  18. Good work.

    Kindly get in touch with me urgently, i got some work i want us to discuss. If anybody knows this guy’s number kindly forward it.

    Jared

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