Workshop at XJTLU in Suzhou, China

Workshop at XJTLU in Suzhou, China

XJTLU invided both Matus (Founder of FlyingArchitecture) and Lukas (Senior artist) to conduct 5 days workshop for their students. Workshop was dedicated to FlyingArchitecture's typical workflow: Rhinoceros > V-Ray > Photoshop. Besides these, they added RhinoGrow plugin to the timeframe along with bits of Substance Designer.

Workshop at XJTLU in Suzhou, China

Lukas explaining GI, primary and secondary rays.

Workshop at XJTLU in Suzhou, China

Workshop at XJTLU in Suzhou, China

Workshop at XJTLU in Suzhou, China

Find here some additional shots, we took during the trip and our spare time in this beautiful country.

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