Still Digital

Still Digital

During this workshop week, the students of 3rd year Bachelor Industrial Design have aimed to create one digital still life by using 3D modeling software and 3D rendering software. Each still life includes one flower and one vase. The students reinterpreted this constraint and freely explored all the possibilities of shepes, materials, arragement of objects anduse of light.

Workshop (2015)

Image ECAL/Younès Klouche
Image ECAL/Younès Klouche

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ECAL/Marie Millière
ECAL/Keenan Rush
ECAL/Ana Sofia Rouge

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ECAL/Aurélie Vial
ECAL/Judith Chauvel Lévy
ECAL/Arthur Desmet

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ECAL/Mathieu Lang
ECAL/Benoit Chastenet de Gery
ECAL/Arthur Monnereau

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ECAL/Sébastien El Idrissi
ECAL/Aurélie Chèvre
ECAL/Aurélia Von Allmen

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ECAL/Stefano Calia
ECAL/Keenan Rush
ECAL/Selena Sieger

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ECAL/Maki Nakaya Sommet
ECAL/Mélanie Zufferey
ECAL/Margaux De Giovannini
ECAL/Sophia Moeschlin

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ECAL/Lionel Dalmazzini
ECAL/Leonard Golay
ECAL/Lya Rennhard
ECAL/Mauro Mota Martinho

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