Here is a sample of renders I've done over the years. If you are interested in my work, please drop me a line: andreucabre at gmail dot com :)
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| A coke bottle scene where I explore glass, caustics, and little imperfections. BlenderNation featured it in their site. Created in Blender, rendered in Cycles. |
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| A study of a bit of organic and curvy modeling. The framing, lighting, and composition are inspired in 17th century paintings. Modeled in Blender, rendered in Cycles. |
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| An image that showcases some fun, alternative designs of the Catalan pro-independence flag—known as estelada. The image I came up with is pretending to be a natural-history museum kind of display of lapel pins typically worn by pro-indy folks—although this practice used to be more common back in the seventies than it is nowadays. I was inspired by a friend's piece of individual cereal bits displayed in a similar manner. |
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| Subway station created entirely in Blender and rendered in Cycles. Inspired in some of the subway stations in Barcelona. I added some freeware people panels to give it some realism. Also, I did some post production compositing in Blender—like the flare effect.
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| A render of the Ear Reddening go game, probably the most famous go game in history. Tools used are Blender, Cycles, and a bit of Photoshop. |
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| A study on green glass, created with Blender and Cycles/ |
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| A book cover illustration for an upcoming book on epub, created entirely with Blender and rendered in Cycles. |
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| These two renders are my take on a very famous Catalan monastery. It gave me the chance to do all sorts of procedural-like modeling, using a bunch of splines and arrays. Done in Cheetah3D. |
