Dubai One TV Ident

[M.Max]

Hello everyone,
it's been a while since I've shared any work here .

I had the pleasure of working on this project with the Aws Studio team back in 2019.
My role varied from one scene to another, ranging from modeling to shading, lighting, and rendering.
I thoroughly enjoyed the challenges that arose in this kind of project, where each scene had its own requirements.
My contributions were made using 3ds Max, VRay, ForestPack, RailClone, TyFlow, Anima, and a few other tools.

a breakdown for some of the tasks I've worked on can be found here :
https://www.behance.net/gallery/1990...bai-One-Idents

I hope you like it!

[fixeighted]

That must have been a lot of fun and very rewarding; it's a lot of work and each one is very well done, so gratz
The breakdowns are are also very good...I wish I could remember to make these every time I do something, as they do add immensely, especially as promo stuff.

[M.Max]

That must have been a lot of fun and very rewarding; it's a lot of work and each one is very well done, so gratz
The breakdowns are are also very good...I wish I could remember to make these every time I do something, as they do add immensely, especially as promo stuff.

It was indeed a very fun experience to work on this project.
I enjoy being a generalist, where I get to jump from modeling to simulation, rendering, and sometimes even tool development and scripting to get the job done.
Of course, there’s a lot of pressure with tight deadlines and feedback that can make things challenging, but once the project is delivered, all of that fades away, and you can enjoy the result : )).
Regarding the breakdowns, I love seeing those from others, so I try to share as much as I can whenever I publish a new project.
I’m glad you liked it, and thank you for the kind words!

[fixeighted]

Same with the generalist thing. I would be very bored only doing the same tasks. I always had to everything myself, so it's just the norm

I do remember a time someone asked me to do a breakdown of a big job years ago, before they became very commonplace. What he didn't quite understand was that you can't really do it after the job is complete, when you've not planned for it along the way

[haniel1107]

Wow, brilliant work!

[Muhammed_Hamed]

Looking good!
Very well done!

[M.Max]

Thank you guys!
I'm glad you liked it !