my work
on interior ______.
the bedroom
I like lofts and country houses, baroque and mid-century, maximalism and minimalism. Many contradictions - but from contradiction comes inspiration and interesting tension in the design. It also makes me flexible enough to work to a lot of different briefs.
Lately I’ve been busy creating custom bedding assets for the European market. You may already know this, but in the German-speaking DACH region especially, the usual bedding set has two duvets and mattresses instead of one shared one. A top sheet is not usually used, and the standard pillow sizes are also different than the US standard. Try to go find some good assets of a bed like that…
So I’m turning my experience with clothing simulation into something new by using Marvelous Designer to literally “make the bed”.
Cloth Simulation &
the ColorSwitcher node group
The cloth simulation is pretty fun, but I'm more excited about the tool I made. Now I can use the timeline to render all the colorways in one go, instead of switching between them before starting each render.
In several Math nodes set to 'Greater Than', compare #frame with a series of numbers. Plug the results into the Factor input of a Color Mix Nodes that combine colorway_n with colorway_n+1 and so on. Rinse and repeat.
Naturally it helps to have a good library of interior design assets and environment setup tricks to complete the scene. I combine all these in blender, where I think the camera controls and render options are the most efficient.
