Portfolio
3D visualization and fine art by Lauren Farrow: photorealistic 3D renderings for interiors, games and trade shows, commissioned portraits, and gallery-exhibited painting series.
3D Visualization
Residential Interiors
Client: Wayfair.com · Photorealistic 3D renderings: 3ds Max and V-Ray
Game & Real-Time Environments
Client: MIT · Unity game engine and 3ds Max
Photorealistic 3D environments created for the MIT Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences’ development of an interactive, audio-visual simulation environment using state-of-the-art video game technology. Created using some Quixel Megascans scanned assets and some original assets.
Commercial & Trade Show
Client: IBM · Photorealistic 3D renderings: 3ds Max
IBM at NRF: Retail’s Big Show 2014
Booth design and renders by Lauren Farrow
Javits Center, New York City. Client: IBM. A 70' x 50' booth at the entrance of the Expo.
The booth is meant to feel like a high-end department store such as Barneys, so that IBM can demonstrate its Merchant and Customer retail technologies. IBM’s Merchant demos are in the center of the booth, in a space designed like a fashion designer’s studio. The Customer technologies are on the sides, in three areas: Café, Housewares and Women’s Fashion. The booth is mirrored on both sides so that IBM can give two tours at once.
IBM’s reaction: “Amazing… not just a booth, but an experience.”
NRF 2014: Booth Design Contract Documents
NRF 2014: The Booth, Built
Set up January 10–13, 2014; the show opened January 13. Lauren picked out all the furniture, going for a vintage chic look. Photos © 2014 Bob Handelman.
Fine Art
Portraiture & Commissioned Paintings
Rear Window
Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, starring Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart.
18 x 24 inches, acrylic on canvas with ornate frame.
Stray Thoughts
This is Lyla-belle. She is a purebred, red and white beagle. Born at a Lancaster puppy mill, she was bred and then discarded. This series of paintings illustrates a day of her life as a stray on the streets of Philadelphia searching for safety.
Exhibited: Puppies are Biodegradable, The F.U.E.L. Collection, Philadelphia PA, July 6–30, 2007. Entire series purchased by Howard Nelson, CEO of the PSPCA.
Stray Thoughts: Dream Sequence
Exhibited February 29 – April 12, 2008, at JOG Gallery, 723 Chestnut St., 4th Floor, Philadelphia.
Acrylic on exposed cabinet-grade oak plywood, with exposed antique brass chain for hanging hardware.
These images are about more than just a dog. These images represent any individual that at one time struggled and then prevailed. The dog is all of us.
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