Showing posts with label 3D ANIMATIONS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D ANIMATIONS. Show all posts

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Find Five Differences - 2

Want to get your client to a venue but the venue exists only in drawings and plans? Want to share the atmosphere and not only the technical details? Want them to really feel the venue, not just to see it? Here is where 3D animation comes in. We can flash out your drawings and specifications and you invite there your clients even before the object has been built.

This is how we saw the Quasar night club on Celebrity Solstice years ago:

This is how the Quasar night club on Celebrity Solstice looks now (be patient to watch till the end):

She is Real OR Find Five Differences

Though we have never seen Celebrity Solstice in reality, we know it as if we were born there. Each lamp or chandellier, their minutest details, each table or chair, even sockets and hull details are familiar to us. Are we telepathists? Nope :) We are 3D artists, who spent the last two years working hard together with designer teams and Celebrity marketing team to flash out the Solstice ship on the screens of your computers and on the pages of magazines and brochures. We really enjoyed "picturing" our model because she is beautiful. Don't you agree? :)
Just watch, listen, and compare:



Lawn Club


Hot Glass Show and Fountains on the Pool


Pool Deck and Swimming Pool


Pool Bar and Sky Observation Lounge


Solarium


Aqua Class Guestroom and Blu (in the cutaway)


Oceanview Cafe


Main Dining Room


Atrium (view from different decks)


Casino and Quasar


Quasar


Celebrity Central and Solstice Theater


Solstice Theater



And this is not all, folks :)

Saturday, July 3, 2010

11 venues for 10 days


Curiously enough, the most urgent project turned out to be one of the most beautiful. I mean Oasis Palmilla, visualization and animation of a well-known hotel in Los Cabos, Mexico, which was done for RTKL Associates Inc.

Project in a nutshell:
  • 11 different interiors - bedrooms, bathrooms, living-rooms, dining room, spa, verandas, restaurants, reception, and various lounge rooms – complex visualization of a luxurious hotel. On top of that, the renderings were meant for printing and needed to have high resolution.
  • Interior animation of one of the luxurious suites.


The project began as usually: one morning a new request from our respected client was received. We were glad to start work on these visuals as they were extraordinary and exciting, interiors were in colonial style with lots of wood, ceramics, luxury fabrics, contrasting colors. At that time it was a godsend since we were tired of common white walls and ceilings.



But our happiness broke up soon, the smiles left our faces and we hanged the heads after we heard about the deadline:"We need all the images ready in the middle of the next week! The presentation is on Wednesday!"

The term was fixed: no postpones, no delays. Just 10 days including week-ends, and a couple of intermediate deliveries for one venue. And there were only 4 artists available.Most possibly the request would have been denied. But not by Vayersoft. We believe anything is feasible as soon as you have an interesting project, if you envisage textures and lightening beforehand, if you can visualize the result. Huge amount of work was done in a burst of inspiration.



It was the project Oasis Palmilla. We came up with nice 3D visuals, vivid impressions, and pride for the work done.



Oleg Ovcharenko,
3D Artist, PM
www.vayersoft.com

3D Renderings and Animation of Marriott Marco Island Renovations

A world of paradise opens at Marriott's exclusive Marco Island hotel and resort. This world-class Florida Gulf Coast resort situated on three miles of pristine beach front property is now fresh from an extraordinary $187 million makeover.

Vayersoft is proud to have touched it up by making 3D visuals of the renovated Quinn's Pool, 400 Pazzi's, Cafe' San Marco, Guestroom Suite, Fitness Room, and a couple of stores at their design stage. Actually, we are always happy to cooperate with the designers from RTKL Associates and to flesh out their ideas in 3d. Now, that the renovations are complete, you can have a look at the photos that followed in tracks of our 3D renderings.

Guestroom balconies were refreshed with new store fronts, tinted glass windows, framework, railings and tile flooring. The interior of the accommodations received a facelift as well, boasting new high-definition plasma televisions and incorporating the new Marriott Bedding Package: a washable duvet with 300-thread count, triple-sheeted linens, topped with a decorative bed scarf. Vayersoft 3D renderings were meant to depict these changes mostly. Now, we can compare the real photos with the initial idea.


The South Tower was outfitted with 400 Pazzi’s, an indoor/outdoor brick-oven pizzeria featuring café-style seating overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. Now, that we have the 'real place', the 3d rendering also looks 'true'.

Quinn’s Pool was transformed into a free-form fantasy pool boasting two Jacuzzis and was relocated closer to the beach to offer guests a superior view of the Gulf of Mexico. Six private cabanas now circle the edge offering guests additional privacy while fully-equipped with plasma televisions and butler service. And this major change was showed in Vayersoft's 3D animation.



*The information and photos of Marco Island Marriott are taken from
http://www.marcoislandmarriott.com/

MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL, INC. (NYSE:MAR) is a leading lodging company with nearly 2,800 lodging properties in the United States and 67 other countries and territories. Marriott International operates and franchises hotels under the Marriott, JW Marriott, The Ritz-Carlton, Renaissance, Residence Inn, Courtyard, TownePlace Suites, Fairfield Inn, SpringHill Suites and Bulgari brand names; develops and operates vacation ownership resorts under the Marriott Vacation Club International, Horizons, The Ritz-Carlton Club and Grand Residences by Marriott brands; operates Marriott Executive Apartments; provides furnished corporate housing through itsMarriott ExecuStay division; and operates conference centers. The company is headquartered in Washington, D.C., and has approximately 143,000 employees at 2005 year-end. It is ranked by Fortune magazine as the lodging industry’s most admired company and one of the best places to work for. In fiscal year 2005, Marriott International reported sales from continuing operations of $11.6 billion. For more information or reservations, please visit our web site at www.marriott.com.