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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

Breakfast at the Beach House
Relaxing in the Living Room
Funky Urban Loft
Winding Down in a Master Suite
Master Suite
Family Room
Urban Loft
Reading by a Lamp
Urban Loft
Garden View
Entertainment Center
Time for some Sunlight
Nightstand with Florals
A Glass of Wine
Sit at the Filing Cabinet
Cooking with Wine
Dining in Style
Garden View

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.

Abandoned FactoryMIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Abandoned FactoryMIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Abandoned FactoryMIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Lava FieldMIT Brain and Cognitive Sciences
3D Video Game“Looks awesome epic yo. It’s like an HP Lovecraft novel come to life.” (comment on @RaptInteractive)

Commercial & Trade Show

Client: IBM · Photorealistic 3D renderings: 3ds Max

IBM at Pulse 2014Visualizing the trade show booth before it was built
IBM at Pulse 2014Visualizing the trade show booth before it was built
IBM at Smarter EnterpriseProposal to fabricate a tram for the IBM Insight Expo

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.”

Bird’s Eye View3D rendering
Front View3D rendering
Back Demos3D rendering

NRF 2014: Booth Design Contract Documents

Plan View
Physical/Digital Convergence Scenario
Brand Experience of the Future Scenario
Large Format Demos
Art and Science of Merch Scenario

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.

The night before openingJanuary 13, 2014
Large Format DemosThe night before opening
Looking through the booth
Art & Science of MerchandisingVintage chic furnishings
Customer demo stationsCompete in the Era of Smarter Retail
IBM booth entrance
Back of the booth
Show opensJanuary 13, 2014
Physical-Digital Convergence demoShow opens
Opening day crowds

Fine Art

Portraiture & Commissioned Paintings

Casablanca18" x 24"
Oscar16" x 20"
Emma11" x 14"
Señor Taco18" x 24"
Liberace16" x 20"
Jesse18" x 24"
Charlie16" x 20"
Timmy18" x 24"
Señor Toro18" x 24"
Sheridan & Morgan18" x 24"
Mr. Shinn & Bear18" x 24"
Obie Unzipped18" x 24"
Pierce & James18" x 24"
Mr. Samuel Shipley18" x 24"
Mrs. Susan Shipley18" x 24"
Barb & John18" x 24"
Newlyweds16" x 20"
Danielle18" x 24"
Iyana16" x 20"

Rear Window

Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, starring Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart.

18 x 24 inches, acrylic on canvas with ornate frame.

Rear Window18" x 24", 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.

Dawn16" x 20", acrylic & collage on canvas
Noon16" x 20", acrylic & collage on canvas
Dusk16" x 20", acrylic on canvas
Twilight16" x 20", acrylic on canvas
Midnight16" x 20", acrylic on canvas
Safe, to fall asleep and dream…Stray Thoughts installation

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.

Dream SequenceThe series on oak plywood panels
Dream Sequence II19 x 48 inches. Starring Humphrey Bogart and Audrey Hepburn
Dream Sequence III19 x 48 inches. Starring Julie Andrews and Katharine Hepburn
Dream Sequence IV48 x 19 inches

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