I created this scene at the request of Brendan Tadler whom I collaborated with on the idea for this scene. My "Space Age Office Design from the '70s" is one of these kinds of environment designs I like to do. Also, I do product design of 3d printable cases for the electronic assembles, I design them to work like retro computers too. In my personal projects, I love adding details of these computers and their timeline. I love retro computers, especially 8-bit computers from the 80s. After this long run, I quit my job and started working as a freelancer for 6 years by giving various services to both the game industry, and industrial product design companies. My CAD background comes from a steel construction company that I worked in for 10 years, as a product designer at first and at some point got promoted to the project department as manager.
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I work with PBR textures on my models with the aid of Substance software and use Octane renderer and Marmoset Toolbag as finalizers. I started 3d modeling with 3ds Max in 2006, after a while I switched to Modo and as side progress, I developed CAD skills with Rhinoceros and Solidworks.
I have mostly worked on CAD modeling, procedural texturing, environment design, photorealism, and real-time environments for around 16 years. I call myself a technical designer and retro electronics lover based in Turkey. Let's submerge into his small but very fascinating world and give the word to Cem. We will learn from his own words a bit about his inspiration for this very interesting project in which different elements intertwine to create a small world that features icons of cinematography, retro technology, french furniture design, and dabbles in the current block-chain media revolution. Wes Anderson aesthetics, retro vibes from the '70s, and a revolutionary message, all in Cem Tezcan's 3d recreation of a scene from 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' (2014). Wednesday, September 22nd, 2021 by Cem Tezcan The Making of 'Space Age Office' by Cem Tezcan
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