Amanda Wilde

3D Visualizer

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Selected Work

School project 01 - Abstraction

"To look beyond the details and reduce work down to emphasize its primary qualities." This was my first school project. The aim was to move beyond details and identify a project's main characteristics. We were tasked to analyze a work of art and transfer its essence to a room. To create a concept and to depict in a way that echoed the feeling of the artwork.

School project 02 - Property Makeover

"As visualizers, we must learn to study the existing material and see how we can highlight its potential but at the same time render it in an honest way." This was a school project and the assignment was to find a genuine real estate ad for a home in need of renovation. Using photos and floor plans from the ad, we created our own visualizations to show the home's potential. The aim was to furnish the home and select appropriate materials with the existing architecture and potential target group in mind.

School project 03 - The Chair

"Some objects are so familiar that they demand precision. Chairs are one of them. When proportions, materials, or details are off, you feel it immediately." In this assignment, we modeled and textured a chair of our choice from scratch. Beyond form and materials, the focus was on camera and lighting. Poor choices here can undermine even the strongest design.

This was made with AI

Matte Painting

About

I'm a 36-year-old career-changer with a background in IT administration at the Administrative Court, where I spent years being the person people turned to - patient, helpful, and never one to say no to a new challenge. Now I'm channeling that same energy into my education as an architecture visualization student at Yrgo in Gothenburg, bringing a detail-oriented mindset and a genuine passion for atmosphere and storytelling to every render I create.

I'm all about vibes and moods. Good vibes, bad vibes, any vibes really - as long as it makes you feel something.

Tools & Skills

3ds MaxV-RayCoronaPhotoshop