Renders

I’ve finally had a chance to have a proper play with Maxwell Render and create some images I’m really happy with. These are just some very quick models of some generic looking glasses/tumblers – an exersize in rendering rather than design of the object in the viewfinder. I used the incredible multilight feature to create these three variations of one render – I am glad I shelled out for the extra gig of RAM in my laptop!
Rendering time: 20hrs

I’ve also been creating some renders of some products we are working on at work, but for obvious reasons I can’t post them here.

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Published:: January 26th, 2007

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Mayo Nissen is a designer and strategist interested in the intersections and interplay between interaction design, service thinking, and the physical, and in developing strategies across and beyond these disciplines to leave the world in better shape than he found it. He’s lived on a boat and gone to school in a castle, as a young child spoke fluent Spanish and then forgot it all, studied design on a campus noted for its 60s brutalist architecture, and likes to have a choice between different shades of black.

He’s based in New York City. He is head of design at Reduct, and formerly led design in the NYC Mayor’s Office of the CTO and was a creative director at frog.

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