Autodesk February 2019 Artist of the Month
As inspiration for my work, I reference world-famous architects and artists. I can say that I especially admire Tadao Ando. I am interested in minimal designs and gross concrete structures. I aim to look at architecture from an artistic point of view.
My real profession is landscape architecture, but my dream was always to make drawings. I also enjoy sketch drawing or computer-aided design. I'm very happy to be doing what I always dreamed of today.
In my non-commercial projects, I like to take a look at the elements that I'm inspired by or really impressed with. I start my work by planning. I do extensive research and a document collection process. After preparing a 2D sketch, I go through a modeling and visualization process with 3ds Max. I evaluate my work with an objective eye by taking a large number of draft renderings. I make additions and changes until I get the result that satisfies me. In the final stage I do my post production work. At this stage, I am trying to reflect that the project makes me feel stronger.
I met 3d Studio Max 14 years ago and continue to work with it without ever having left. My favorite aspect is to be open to innovations and to allow continuous development. I think there is no alternative because of its complex content and its successful integration with rendering engines. I love my job and the most important reason of my success in this area is 3ds Max.
