Our 3D London and other AccuCities city models are often described as engineering models. However, few rare artists see these models as a 3D canvas to use when creating their artworks. One of them is certainly Brazilian Architect and Urbanist Angélica Day Sena. She used free 3D London model and free Twinmotion software to create these beautiful art renders.
Free tools to create beautiful & unique artworks
AccuCities 3D London sample represents an area of 1 square kilometre of the real-world city. It covers unique architectural landmarks such as The Shard of London, which is the tallest skyscraper in Western Europe, London Bridge and even half of the Tate Modern. The sample is available in AutoCAD.dwg, Sketchup.skp or .fbx format. But also in Twinmotion format which is a visualisation software powered by Unreal Engine 4. It is free to use for anybody creating architectural visualisation, but it can also be used to create artwork. It is available to download for free here.
Seeing City skyline as 3D canvas
The Director of AccuCities, Michal Konicek, highlights: “Creative minds, like Angélica Day Sena, have shown that solely using free tools such as our 3D city models and Twinmotion software, enables people to create beautiful artistic pieces and artwork. In fact, we like their artwork to such an extent that we decided to buy the rights to these artworks. We have just test-printed some of them and we will be sending these printouts to our customers throughout 2021.”