Architecture Visualization Rendering

[@glenn3646]

amazing, from a simple concept to a beatyfull finish product

[@telefonkirtys]

This is more of a manual rendering, then post production :D great job :)

[@curlyfrez]

Keep these coming they are great and always show something new

[@metallenra]

Rendering a scene like that in any render engine will take hours. This is an outstanding solution or alternative to render saving a lot of time. Love the video, nice music.

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

thanks :)

[@barmytime8333]

Oh my god. Its so beautiful. I mean i don't have any words of how much you are so good 😱

[@Johnny5530]

Thanks. It looks pretty helpful.

[@meerespflanzen]

This was a joy to watch. Thumbs up!

[@AniketPadwalArchitect]

great!!

[@maryannas6780]

great! thanks! I've noticed that you love deers :D

[@masteryuri4397]

This is so awesome, thank you so much to share it with us... and for free !

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

you're welcome bro :)

[@lorranmiranda3816]

já aprendi mta coisa vendo seus vídeos. mto bom

[@robertoercolani9978]

Impressive... My best compliments.

[@sergiocabral6003]

Awesome job!

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

thank bro :)

[@LJLancaster]

Love watching both your videos and many other creators out there as we all expand our architecture visualisation skills. If i could give you one small tip to speed up your workflow at 3:05 instead of using the pen tool to create an outline i would use the Stroke tool in your Layer Styles. It wall automatically create the outlines around shapes on a layer. I hope to make a tutorial about it in the coming weeks. I truly look forward to the release of more videos in the future. I think we really need to grow the Arch Viz community here on KZbin.

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

I know many ways to do 1 thing in photoshop. But I choose one way I usually do. thanks for comment this. I'll try next time :)

[@LJLancaster]

Aye, thats the beauty of Photoshop. So many ways to do the same thing and you can choose your own workflow.

[@gabriellemasalunga4802]

Thank you, learned a lot from this! :)

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

thanks :)

[@aramer25]

love ur videos bro. keep it up doing that way

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

thank you :)

[@master_oms]

The foreground and background elements overwhelmed the structure. See how much percentage of the frame is alloted for the structure itself. Nice rendering though. IMHO

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

thank bro :)

[@firgiawansulistianto7233]

thanks for the tutorial, i learn and make this scene but with difrent object . :D thanks a lot

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

I'm glad to hearing that from you. I always hope my tutorial can help more people with their work. Hope you like and share for more friend. Thank you

[@firgiawansulistianto7233]

sure,i would share to my friend you want a see my result *sorry my english bad

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

yeah bro :)

[@vinhnguyendang1438]

It's really wonderful, thanks bro.

[@chanakyapandala488]

thanks bro helped me a lot keep going

[@mrminutetv]

The click sound is quite disturbing the music, but above that, awesome job right here! Well done, sir!

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

sorry man. I disable this sound on next video. thanks

[@arianadourre]

Photoshop. Architect actually found the clicking sound to be quite smoothing.

[@quinnli7056]

at the beginning of the video how were u able to change the shapes of the wooden texture template so easily? is it a specific type of file or am i suppose to use a specific tool and select it?

[@farrazaed]

i think you just transform the image.. so on mac it'll be command + T

[@misnij1656]

Thanks a lot for your video.. very usefel. tnx.well, where can i get those kind of render source? especially people,trees, background.. and so on .I like that mood.please let me know ^^

[@adrianteo5297]

google human png, trees png

[@TharaMesseroux1]

I wish I had the files to work along with you.

[@gianluigicash]

Could you please share the files you used to do it? It would be nice to have the same files to try doing it as the same. I checked your website and it looks offline, and the links you posted on previous comments are not working. Thank you for your support!

[@OrigenNeoSoul]

yes pleaaseeeeeeee!!!

[@nyeinchanthu4749]

25:46 can u please tell me the shortcut to get the layer15 for using camera raw...

[@dinht7127]

Stunning, I have one question , where do you find all the stocks?

[@Joel-ex1ci]

Thank you for the awesome tutorial! Can you please share the psd file so I can follow the tutorial?

[@bruniarchitecture]

Nice vid! I just started a youtube with similar tutorials. Keep up the good work👍👍

[@belugaabs]

can you make tutorial with watercolor effect?

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

+syarifah maimun yep bro. :)

[@Philloydo]

Thank you for the tutorial! Would like to ask you what you have done in cca 25:47 ? (the "merged" copy of the done part?) thank you! or anyone know? + why the smart object? thank you ;)

[@nurullahselen8081]

I think he collected the layers at one layer with ctrl+alt+shift+e combinaiton.

[@jennpark1567]

THank you sooooo muchhhh

[@fiorella_2822]

please tell me, What page doe you use to download the brushes?

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

i post it in my Page facebook.com/Photoshop.Archi before. Or you can search "ies brushes photoshop" on google

[@fiorella_2822]

+Photoshop. Architect Thanks!

[@dizasta977]

this is how a cheap render solution looks when photoshop is not used only for post processing

[@taebunnies]

i'm really new to this, any good tutorial channels recommendations??

[@herr_pouya]

Photoshop. Architect

[@misdede1959]

Surviving Architecture

[@ilariaiovino9668]

always very high level post-production!!!!!! I' ll use some of your tricks in my next work for sure! Just the lights/shadows are a little bit wrong to me..if the sun is high on the left corner I would have not use the black trees on the right, I would have use realistic trees darker on the right side and with some light accents on the lightened side..they are quite near to the observer and this things shoud be noticed. Also I would have shown the sun reflection on the mirror facade..to be more realistic! :) share your opinion with me, please, I care about that!

[@jakeinao5349]

i love the music., what is the title.,??

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

all the music are on www.bensound.com/ bro

[@jakeinao5349]

, thank you very much!

[@ThanhNguyen-su1io]

i need file psd to practice.please share for me.thank you bro so much

[@eugenecombb6353]

thank you

[@tudorcamelia37]

i want the trees. any ideas where should i search for them?

[@alex-s99]

You should try it in a forest.

[@ronakgala6627]

can u plzz share the sketchup image u are working on so i could download it and work on the same

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

drive.google.com/file/d/1F3Fq2P2hEJ4hxC1BU0skBolU5hHCNEC8/view?usp=sharing

[@ronakgala6627]

Photoshop. Architect thank u so much

[@ronakgala6627]

Could u also plzz share all the images u have used in the video

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

drive.google.com/file/d/1hhH2ENRkdM8v5Pc41itdmry1zKOGBBgU/view?usp=sharing

[@nadamohamedyehia5188]

The file doesn't work

[@silence00inatendu]

please , can you tell me the keyboard shortcut, exactly from min 18.50 to 18.59 i much need it to know .

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

Hi bro 18.50 "Ctrl Shift + I" to convert the selection 18.59 "Ctrl + J" to duplicate

[@silence00inatendu]

Thanks a lot bro, it work

[@julianaquinones3592]

where are you find those picture for the background ?

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

Hi. I found them on internet only.

[@ryaanmatthew4775]

24:10 what shortcut you did?

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

"Ctrl + Del" to fill background color in this layer. In that case the background color is black.

[@yigitsar1133]

what re you doing at 25:47?

[@aldystofan2196]

convert to smart object

[@aldystofan2196]

usually before camera raw part, better to convert to smart object, so you can edit more if you not satisfied with camera raw

[@futurb0undinteriorarchitec166]

You guys really need detailed instructions. You just zoom through it as if we no every single step you do.

[@MrUratox]

to be fair its pretty obvious what he/she does. You can see every single click easily. If you still dont understand i would suggest to take a photoshop beginner course.

[@Xerryo]

The building doesn't look real. You should put a little more time in modeling. But nice photoshop skills.

[@PhotoshopArchitecture]

thank bro. it's just a photoshop concept work to my student to practice photoshop skills

[@찐따방구]

I sent another email. Please give me a quick feedback. Thank you for always.

[@aycaniri5671]

the glass façade doesn't look realistic

[@doriangreydesigns6]

This is really awesome. Wish I had time to do it myself, instead I send a single rendering to scarab13.com/architecture, and I get a nice 3-stage illustration (from technical drawing all the way to a photo) in one image. It’s great for my project cover pages