Designers Party : 12 Postwork Style Architectural Visualization Tutorials Ive written an article for 3D World Magazine that takes a look over the arch-viz field trying to define our workflows, styles and technologies we use in our daily work. You can find this article in the latest 3D World Magazine, April 2013 Issue, but since I run into the Print World Wall and couldn’t get in all the examples I had in mind, I decided to follow-up on the article by showcasing more examples that I like Starting with the Postwork Style Workflow Enjoy this roundup! The common thing to all works being showcased here is that they usually start looking similar to this… And end up looking remarkable like you see below, thanks to lots of Photoshop work! Here we go 1. by Plankton Group Great work done here starting form a basic SketchUP model, relying heavily on the use of Photoshop in achieving the final result. 2. By Jean-Marc Emy 3. by Beauty and The Bit 4. By renderare 5. By Nicolas Richelet 6. By Roberto De Rose 7. By Pedro Fernandes 8. By Christopher Malherios 9. 10. By NOTOS 11.
Tabletop Whale In English | Nyréns Arkitektkontor English summary Architecture could be described as an art form that provides a beautiful framework in our lives. The practice of Architecture often means balancing the client's demand of economy and function with the need of each individual who is to live or work in that environment. At Nyréns we look for integrated solutions that bring urban design, master planning, building design, landscaping, interior design and antiquarian building expertise together. Visualisation - Inre Hamnen, Oskarshamn Nyréns is an award winning Swedish architecture practice where the majority of the employees are share holders of the company. Our mission is to enrich and strengthen humanist values in our surroundings with the help of the creative skill of our employees.
20 Architectural renders that break the mold It takes a lot of talent to turn an object mostly comprised of right angles into something you could call ‘art’, but that’s exactly what this post is about. Today I present you with a list of the most beautiful architectural renders the internet has to offer. They weren’t made in Blender, but every one of them is inspiring and worth checking out. 20. 19. 18. 0528 by Mike Johnson 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Have I missed anything?
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LMN Architects 6 Tips for a Perfect Sky | Visualizing Architecture I can’t believe that I have not written a post about skies yet on this blog. In most cases, a sky can make or break an architecture illustration. It’s also something that I see a lot of people overlook or only spend a few minutes on in their renderings. The thing is, a good sky sets the entire mood of an image. I have put together some ideas to think about when looking for that perfect sky. 1. Oversaturation is an issue I see often. 2. Unnatural color brings with it similar issues as oversaturation. 3. As much as you may like clouds, too many will hurt the reading of the image. 4. This is one of those situations where you look at an image, and something seems off, but it is not clear what is wrong. 5. This idea is more important or less important depending on the view. 6. You don’t always need to show clouds. The Final Image The sky I ultimately chose was a cloudy one with pockets of blue.
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Favorite Architectural Cutout and Texture Resources | Visualizing Architecture Architecture visualization can consume a lot of resources and time if you’re not careful. With the tediousness of Photoshop and renderings calculating through the night, spending more that 20 minutes searching Google images for a specific texture or image can become a breaking point for many. Any way to save time in this field is a big advantage, especially in school. Below are some of my favorites websites containing free cutouts and textures. Skalgubbar offers up a large library of high resolution cutout people in PNG format. Immediate Entourage is another great site to find a large collection of cutout people. Gobotree is a large and growing library of free images and cutouts created by the people at Vyonyx. 4. Mr Cutout provides extremely high res cutouts from a descent size library. This site offers full cutout collections of people in specific situations. Probably one of my all-time favorites, I visit this site every time I am working on a new illustration.
21 Pieces of Furniture Made From Cardboard (Yes, Seriously!) If you’re a frequent reader of Brit + Co, then you know that we’ve been writing and making like crazy over the last couple months, all to create our very first book. Naturally, part of this process involved us finding the perfect interiors to shoot to bring our dream home to life. To find these locations, we teamed up with Airbnb to highlight two gorgeous San Francisco homes throughout the book. While on location, we definitely took note of the interior design and personality of each place. Guess what the little table in the photo you see below was made out of? We stumbled upon this sweet scene at this home in Presidio Heights, and totally fell in love with the quirkiness of this cardboard piece. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Bonus! Have you seen any cool cardboard pieces? This post is a collaboration with Airbnb.