Does going to architecture school matter to be a good archviz artist?

[@RazzTheKing]

As an architect, I still struggle with lighting and interior design, so I had to learn them on my own. I can't imagine how hard it is for someone who isn't an architect.

[@HoromaStudio]

In the school I went to we had very few relevant courses on these aspects to be honest. Also these are very broad and complex topics so even after "just" 5 years of studying these, it's normal to not master them entirely yet (if we imagine that it's possible to master anything ;)) Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@eduardorozo7915]

Well... in some of the rendering groups on facebook that i am in, somepeople are not architects or kinda. I remeber a guy who is a professional Psycologist, so he is in rendering initially like a hobby. Now he is really, really good on the hyper realistic kind, other people just have a technical career so...... You don´t have to be an architect or so. In the other hand i met new architects (1st year after graduate) and they were really bad with the basic software (Autocad 2d, Sketchup, etc). Thanks for the video as always ;)

[@HoromaStudio]

Hehe, glad you enjoyed the video. For sure there are many ways to learn things about architecture without necessarily going to a school. That's the beauty of the internet and the simplicity it brings to learn things in a more open way.

[@mw3874]

Thanks for the Videos. Where can i get the "Essential Photoshop Actions for Archviz Professionals". At Gumroad the product is currently not for sale.

[@HoromaStudio]

Glad you enjoyed the video. Yeah I forgot to update the link sorry. All the available scripts are gathered on this page : horoma.gumroad.com Hope you find what you need!