Japanese | vol.01
I was born and raised in the Russian Far East, in the small village of Plastun, located in Primorsky Krai. As a child, I rarely encountered cars from brands such as BMW, Audi, Ford, Chevrolet, etc. The only exception was the Mercedes-Benz W210, which everyone knew in our village. Otherwise, people got around in Korean cars or, predominantly, in Japanese ones. When a Japanese driver uses his brand-new 1995 Toyota Crown for 3–5 years and decides that the car is no longer roadworthy, it is sent to Russia, where it can serve for several more decades until it completely wears out.
The "Japanese" project (Yaponka) is dedicated to Japanese automotive manufacturing, primarily vintage models from the 1980s to the 2000s.
I really love the design of these cars, which is why I wanted to showcase them in various 3D environments. This project will consist of several parts featuring different cars, and for now, I'd like to present the first part to you
The "Japanese" project (Yaponka) is dedicated to Japanese automotive manufacturing, primarily vintage models from the 1980s to the 2000s.
I really love the design of these cars, which is why I wanted to showcase them in various 3D environments. This project will consist of several parts featuring different cars, and for now, I'd like to present the first part to you
Role: CG Artist
Full CG
Full CG
Toyota Crown
XI (S170) Royal Saloon '2001
XI (S170) Royal Saloon '2001
Toyota Chaser
Tourer V JZX100 '1998
Tourer V JZX100 '1998
Toyota Cresta
JZX100 '2000
JZX100 '2000
Toyota Mark II
VII (X90) “Samurai” '1992
VII (X90) “Samurai” '1992
Toyota Sprinter Trueno
AE86 Zenki ‘1983
AE86 Zenki ‘1983
