Before diving headfirst into the octane-fueled 3D world of Cinema 4D, I dabbled with V-Ray, a playground for those seeking faster, yet still realistic, results. These three interior renderings are a testament to those early explorations, a glimpse into a time when speed was a revelation and the possibilities seemed endless.

V-Ray, while not the holy grail, was a welcome change from the agonizing crawl of Cinema 4D’s native renderer. It was a stepping stone, a taste of what was possible with a bit more horsepower under the hood. It sparked a curiosity, a hunger for more speed, more control, more creative freedom.

Looking back (2015), these renderings are like artifacts from a simpler time, a reminder of the journey that led me to where I am today. They’re not perfect, but they’re honest, a reflection of my early forays into the ever-evolving world of 3D.