Atmospheric winter rendering | Photoshop Architecture Post Production

[@dimitrilaffy2195]

Thanks a lot! Now that i see the process i can try to apply it to my own projects! And the cat hair tip was definitely appreciated, so much creativity even in the collage 😂

[@ArchiHacks]

Glad you found it helpful Dimitri! Keep an eye out and you'll surprise yourself 😉

[@haozhouzeng9254]

Cat hair is awesome!!! Thank you for this amazing tutorial!

[@sneakysneakybawan]

Man its so generous of you to share your knowledge and ways of thinking...thanks heaps bro and keep up the inspiring work

[@xch429]

Such generous sharing of all the useful tips! Much appreciated!

[@ArchiHacks]

You're very welcome! Glad you found them useful : )

[@wisnuachintya2196]

10:26 So we're just basically seeing an invisible black cat blended in the background lol.

[@LaSombraa]

Yes... essentially lmao.

[@alexpolito7121]

This is awesome! Thanks so much, more of these walkthroughs would definitely be appreciated!

[@ArchiHacks]

Glad you liked it! I'll try to make as many as I can : )

[@urcode_k2331]

10:40 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ awesome!! genius!!

[@jojocrowley3933]

This was awesome! Yes please keep making more videos like this! It was very insightful to hear your thought process when you and your team were making decisions in the render.

[@amineblidry5978]

Good job man ! Make more of these !

[@ArchiHacks]

Thank you so much! I'll get around to it as much as I can!

[@DissectArchitecture]

Who would have known that cat hair would make such a great texture! Great job!

[@ArchiHacks]

It was such a great moment of discovery haha 😂

[@chunbongwong8969]

Noticed your comment off of OU graphics. So glad I decided to investigate! Awesome walkthrough man, super keen for the next one!

[@ArchiHacks]

Haha thank you so much! Hope you find our videos just as helpful : )

[@vanessabao7319]

This project is so cool!!! Such an enjoyable study break :D

[@ArchiHacks]

Thanks every time Vanessa! Stay strong 💪 you got this!!

[@vanessabao7319]

Archi Hacks can’t wait to see more of your videos! This is such a good channel 💙

[@ArchiHacks]

Aw thank you so much for your support :) you're too sweet

[@killerofprimes]

I love the tip about the BW+Colorize! Did you not end up making a 3D model of the project?

[@ArchiHacks]

Yeah it's definitely one of my favourite features! We ended up making a 3D model later but this rendering was pretty independent from the model :)

[@jomarfelisilda9679]

i really like it

[@kusalranaweera3347]

Haha thnku nice snowa hah😜

[@mn-by5fk]

Great video, helpful indeed! :D

[@BacatauMania]

So... This project is a spaceship? That flies through cold mountains?

[@ArchiHacks]

Wow that was fast! Your question is addressed in the video 😉

[@BacatauMania]

I found it very interesting, but still think it's weird haha

[@ArchiHacks]

Yeah I understand : ) That's probably why we didn't win the competition haha

[@TorontosTerrestrialReefs]

Great vid! Could you make a video about compressing your portfolio? Perhaps I am doing it wrong but the imagines I make in photoshop then put into illustrator always make huge pdf's and when I compress them they look pixilated. Thanks for the content!

[@ArchiHacks]

Hi Cam, that's a tough question! 😅 There are many factors at play but some of the precautions I recommend include compressing your psd to a jpg, making sure your illustrator canvas is big enough, and illustrator file is scaled properly in Indesign (100% scaling in the frame) Let me know if you would like more clarification!

[@rohanpanval3982]

HARD

[@aidanf8632]

This is why engineers hate architects

[@ronakgala6627]

Thanks a ton! This is absolutely stunning .Please do post more such videos with detailed process it would be of great help for the budding architects.

[@ArchiHacks]

Glad you found it helpful! We'll be bringing more workflow related contents in the future, so stay tuned!

[@no_signal_studio2806]

The cat part was so unexpected ahahah great job! The render looks amazing!

[@abddddddd]

Never thought cats hair can be used in render! A solid job there, and much appreciation for sharing!

[@juanjonogueda9890]

genius!

[@maitlandcasey242]

11:29 That pause when you realise that you could've made the image even better the first time round with more cat hairs

[@ArchiHacks]

Admittedly, that the moment 😂 👌

[@x_xx3x]

I think that the most important is how you search the images intentionally on matte painting

[@dianyang9423]

Thanks for your explicit tutorial, such quality content ! btw can you share that photoshop source file? it seems lead to some irrelevant rhino model.

[@rayrengher6604]

Do you use any wacom tablet or were you just using a mouse?

[@ArchiHacks]

Just a mouse for this one

[@jyyoj4034]

Thank you so much for your sharing. Appreciate.

[@paintedpepsi4539]

That black cat hair thing as effect was awesomee! Wooowww.

[@jhoanaselene]

This is genius

[@dhruvik5672]

please do more of these

[@5280Flower]

Thank you so much!

[@hajarel3535]

Wooow gorgerous rendering!

[@denissealanis1269]

Amazing tips!

[@Kahlil_]

Great tutorial. Can you do a interior rendering workflow?

[@ArchiHacks]

Glad you liked it! Stay tuned for more rendering tutorials 👐

[@MultiBeatX]

10:11 I cant stop seeing black cat hair now lol

[@ArchiHacks]

It cannot be unseen!

[@anthonyraymundo9102]

How can I transfer work from illustrator to photoshop without losing it's quality?

[@ArchiHacks]

Hi Anthony, I think the best way would be to import the illustrations as smart objects, and ensure that your Photoshop canvas has enough pixels to display the level of detail you are looking for!

[@anthonyraymundo9102]

Archi Hacks thanks for replying! is that your method of choice? it’d be cool if you could do video on transferring between illustrator and photoshop 😂 I just want my images to look crisp lol

[@dickxonfernando90]

hey quick question, is it a taboo thing to use a CC0 picture on your render photo in architecture?? and when you're put your render on your portfolio do you credit them the author of the original picture? btw great videos man! your videos keeps me motivated

[@ArchiHacks]

Hey that's a great question. As far as I'm aware, CC0 should be no problem. This is of course from my experience working as an architect, not a visualization artist. Anything above that could legally require attribution, so that's something to keep in mind. I'm not an expert in this field, so make sure to double check when using someone else's images!