Portfolio review with Mariana Cabugueira from Zaha Hadid Architects

Welcome to a brand new series called Portfolio Reviews. In the second episode we have Mariana with us to help understand portfolios and how we can make them better
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01:57 - The thing to keep in mind before applying to any office
05:26 - Quick Tips for the portfolio
08:16 - Portfolio 1
17:11 - Mariana talks about her portfolio
25:02 - Portfolio 2
32:00 - How to make a great first Impression during an Interview
46:23 - Mariana's advice to both students and professionals on dealing with stress
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[@blessedarch]

Want the take your portfolios to the next level: checkout the brand new Portfolio Masterclass which is designed after 2 years of research, and it can surely help take your portfolios to the next level. Find out all about it here : www.blessedarch.com/courses/Portfolio-Masterclass-63872279e4b0c41da331d0b4

[@tajmjl]

What do you think about Sketch Up? Is it something architectural or ID companies consider as a rendering skill.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Rishabh for this opportunity to share my thoughts with you and your ever so nice community. Also a big thank you note to Ashkan, Priyansh and Klaudia for bravely taking this challenge of having their portfolios public and open to public opinion. Congratulations on your work, I am rooting for your future ♥ Being rejected by an office in any way means that you are not enough or a worse architect than the others. It is a hard concept to take in but trust me. You are better than that.

[@klgola]

Thank you Mariana! That's a pleasure to hear such a valuable critique :) All the best!!

[@varnikasingh2443]

Thank you Mariana ma'am and also Rishab Bhaiya. I'am aiming to be an architecture in future and these videos are giving me a lot knowledge.🤗🤗

[@nisamp6928]

😍😍😍😍

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

@@klgola Hey Klaudia! Thank you for your portfolio. Top quality. I hope my comments were helpful :)

[@priyanshajmera8033]

Hi there!, Thanks for the critique, it was very insightful. Also about the Zen library model, it was done in Rhino and Vray. Good day to you!

[@sauravchatterjee7609]

"Architecture is circumstantial" So powerful and profound. Wish I knew that before, but wiser now. Great video!

[@SambenhurShah]

Please have a simple background during the review. hard to read the images in foreground. Great interview

[@marshharrier]

1:58 So true, Portfolio is basically judging a book by its cover (edit) when Architects offer so much more than just amazing renders.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

definitely

[@mestobarcelona]

If portfolio means "a book of pretty pictures", then you're right. But I can guarantee you hiring managers want to see your thinking as well and it's up to you how you gonna manifest this in portfolio (hint: tell the whole story of a project, don't show just a few rendered outcomes).

[@adishrathod1479]

The introductory talk is so important and meaningful , appreciate your work guys !

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Adish!

[@MazzWeston]

I agree, but does the conversation at 10:02 completely disbar that?

[@Angela-ie6ql]

when I started applying the advice of you don't have to excel on everything I lot of stress was lifted off my life

[@sofiamorales2843]

I am an interior designer but I feel like we have similar issues. I really liked to listen to Mariana, she was very enlightening and inspiring. I am glad she was very upfront and strong about what she believes and how we should be more ourselves and also respect ourselves because we should not cave into what OTHERS expect of us, it will just stress you out. She gave a lot of good insight that I really will take in; I am glad I came across this interview. I will definitely be updating my portfolio as well!! ;p

[@musicoswateros449]

The third portfolio is a signal for an immediate hire of the candidate

[@johnlcq]

Been working in the graphic design industry for many years. I don't work in architecture but am a fan... this is an incredible video for ANY creative industry. Great interview!

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoyed it :D

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Wow John, a huge compliment!

[@johnlcq]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 np! My grandfather was an architect so I have a deep appreciation of your line of work especially great firms like Zaha Hadid 👍👍

[@camiloguamanvalverde1445]

​@@blessedarch hi men saludos desde Ecuador Blessed Michael

[@farhankalia7573]

This is very helpful, as an architecture graduate, they don't teach or cover this topic in the university.. and this could help a lot of student or fresh graduate to their transition to enter the work environment..

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Agree 100%

[@vishakhapundir6303]

The whole video had this vibe like some senior or friend or mentor is explaining stuff. Also, I'm a Potterhead too! ✨

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Happy we passed that on ♥ ♥

[@vtrix4925]

I absolutely love your channel! Great inspiration and useful content for future architects!

[@blessedarch]

So glad ❤️

[@n.norbertoperez6593]

The advices are very good, direct, simple and logical. It's refreshing.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you.

[@blessedarch]

Glad you think so! :D

[@noorinder98]

Thank you so much for making such an informative and brief video! I have been following since long time and it's definitely amazing to see newer videos with content that wasnt covered ever before or with such amount of information. Hope you keep moving forward like this. :-)

[@blessedarch]

I am so glad you enjoyed it

[@satefutingatgoogle]

Mariana really struggled not to contradict this guy. Lovely input Mariana, thank you.

[@GerritSchulze]

I came to this video by accident, and had an entertaining 59 minutes. Well done of the hosts and excellent portfolios as well!

[@mpk6100]

Would just like to personally thank both of you, Mariana and Rishabh, for sharing all this knowledge and thoughts on the subject. Was searching for a video like this for quite some time now, also love the vibe, felt like I was there reviewing with you throughout the whole video. Very well done!

[@blessedarch]

thank you so much for this comment and glad you enjoyed the conversation

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Hi Marko, what an excellent and so warming review of our video. I appreciate this so much ♥♥

[@soumyapande678]

I've been following for years now...I really love your content a lot! As someone who also wants to work in Architecture journalism this shows me a pretty unique take on it😊

[@blessedarch]

I am so glad ❤️

[@ritanancy419]

Yay! Love these series. This so helpful. Thank you!

[@blessedarch]

So glad ❤️

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Rita ♥

[@alexczrs]

Even Viviano got shaded in the episode, love it!

[@anjalikhemani6182]

Absolutely love this 🙌🏼

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Anjali, so glad you liked it

[@mohammadmahdikabiri3106]

Although this video is really helpful, as an architect, be yourself and make your own style, you are an artist and what makes you outstanding is your creativity, you don't have more to do!

[@LucasSilva-jc6pz]

Loved. Thanks Mariana, as always big help. BlessedArch

[@blessedarch]

glad you enjoyed it

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Welcome, Lucas!

[@danielsjoholm8220]

Not even directly in the field - i watched it all! Nice warmth and good advice to young people in the field. Which i had this advice once upon a time. :)

[@rimafariaz5685]

Thanks a lot! You give us confidence all the time.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

My pleasure Rima, your message motivates me

[@cavebestiam4578]

i'm personally just starting my masters and was really curious about what software these guys were using for their project representations (ie the last portfolio, what software for the graphic part, the plans and the 3d viewat 46:19 that shows how his project works) thanks alot for the interview it has been super useful and thank you mariana for all the information and help over this channel!

[@yuserabdulmunim415]

Thank you so much Rishabh for this video, I'm a fresh graduated architect and your episodes about portfolio review were so helpful for me. Please make more episodes about it it's extremely enjoyable and helpful.

[@blessedarch]

So glad you found them helpful and more episodes coming soon :D

[@SurasmitaMeher-ch3lo]

Thanks a lot! You bring quality content and boost my confidence all the time. Thank you stranger for being such a help.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Most welcome ♥

[@oscarb.morales5906]

Mariana, you were correct at first - It is a Mies Van der Rohe house - The Farnsworth House, Thank you and Rishabh for the content.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you for correcting! It is the Farnsworth yes! the mistress house

[@ruffryder1337]

so much i needed to hear years ago in the videos of you both. thanks for sharing your opinions and insights.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you :)

[@ruffryder1337]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 i'm really happy i found the videos. i was searching for content for the peking-daxing airport, because i have the honor to do a rhino model for the technische universität in vienna. after the inspiring videos i looked up your name and found the workshops by you on live academy.tv - i couldnt believe my eyes that you show how to model the airport by mad. such a coincidence lol. so for my project i have already collected some ground plans and the videos filmed by a drone(?). if you maybe have advise where to look for 1-2 simple section views it would help a lot. I already tried the contact form on the studio's website, but i'm pretty sure the office is too busy to answer. thanks again for your words, Raffael.

[@naseeriqbalmughal9394]

thanks for such informative lecture

[@crlnzng]

7:38 you should do those advertisenment parts in other clip, and then edit it between the interview. No kept her waiting until you finish your Ad.

[@mushfequssaleheen6498]

I’m grateful to you

[@flyingface]

Mariana is awesome!

[@macdanciger1732]

Love this series!!

[@vediunpo]

I love her.

[@jonasal1795]

u r making great content man Thank you to both of you for the valuable insights

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you :)

[@yashkhandelwal2232]

I liked that you guys didn't fixated on graphics and illustrations, like many people do. One can easily know that yeah, architecture is about planning, personality and visual sense! Really appreciate your take on the projects and designs. I have a question about how to make an icon out of our projects?

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Yash :) regarding project icons, and very briefly explained, if you try to re design your projects with less and simplistic lines (start by drawing the least amount of lines possible and keep adding more until your project is recognisable) you will achieve an idiogram of your project - although the project got decomposed in less lines it is still recognisable in them - this can be used as the icon. Another way to get an icon out of your project would be isolating an unique feature of it (can be the colour, some specific shape, a diagram, even the section) and replicating this feature as the project symbol. Something memorable. If you check BIGs projects, all projects have a very unique icon. this will help you :)

[@yashkhandelwal2232]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 Thanks a lot, Mariana! I will follow both approaches and will see which will give me a more minimalistic and signature look of my projects. Thank you again🤘

[@fitzforum]

Really really great review, insight, and video. Thank you all.

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Happy you liked it ♥

[@riabimohamedbeshir]

Thanks a lot for you both ♥ Big up from Tunisia, north africa

[@blessedarch]

[@joanna9681]

This is so good..

[@RA.JA.N]

Definitely one of the best on point folio review video...very interesting and knowledge booster. Thank you for this video 😊

[@blessedarch]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pianoingels7128]

wow i am finishing my bachelor now and i nearly can t do such good renders and diagrams. but the tips she told, were really good, they told us exactly the same in berlin

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Glad to know I helped! and yeah, they did pretty good renders :)

[@etherealess4332]

Finishing my bachelors too, going to apply for the Masters next year so I’ve started to think about portfolio.... loved this video and the whole concept but too, was really impressed (and a bit scared) by the quality of the renders and the graphics. Fist reaction was to bully myself, but now I am really driven to put some effort and improve my previous projects.... good luck to you too ❤️

[@lisavrooman2250]

This was very refreshing. Great to see that a big office like Zaha Hadid has a lot of similarities to the smaller offices here in the US that Ive worked for. The only thing I didn’t have in common was the need to show a face. Some people disagree because your design skill should be more important than your physical beauty. Some bosses care about your looks, but in the smaller offices my experience is those offices tend to be toxic workplaces.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Hi Lisa I understand what you mean :) In no way a photo on a CV should be evaluated under beauty criterias! imagine that, everything I am against of actually hah I dont see why you would not stand up for your face, you mean a lot more than your work or your design skills :) unconsciously I feel closer to you when I see the person behind the work, it is human psychology, I feel, It is no longer a robot with good designskills. It is warmer. Of course this is not a deal breaker, for me or anyone, it is up to you and how you feel more comfortable ❤

[@JohnJohn-xs5ru]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 then explain why black architects are disadvantaged?

[@priyankabhunia3425]

Plz keep doing this portfolio review , its very helpful👍....and after 4 years I will definitely send u my portfolio 😊

[@blessedarch]

More episodes to come 😉

[@priyankabhunia3425]

@@blessedarch definitely... looking forward

[@nicodm6273]

Very usefull tips about portfolio. I have to say that the quality of the drawings is important as well. And those drawings shown in the video are just terrific !

[@blessedarch]

Absolutely!

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Yes they are!

[@alexanderlehnert7116]

i love her.

[@artmonkey4047]

I would work for Mariana any time.

[@iamlazy4886]

This one is so informative and amazing! ThankYou Rishabh and Mariana 👏🙏

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

welcome! :)

[@ashisha9171]

Great initiative taken up by Rishabh and Mariana for the architectural community 👍

[@blessedarch]

so glad you enjoyed it

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

♥

[@elakiya9959]

Wow.. her intro talk is really inspiring and motivating.. thankyou Rishabh

[@blessedarch]

You are so welcome

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

♥

[@Neoyorchese]

useful videos on architecture in general are hard to come by, your is one of those rare ones. Good content. thank you for sharing. I have 17 years of experience in the profession and putting a portofolio together for me right now is quite difficult. I came to a conclusion that I only need to include my top 5 projects to make emphasis on and feel abd to leave some prpjects out, they are ll our own, but have to be brief on showing what one's experience is through the portfolio--I have been on the interviewing side for so long and can judge portofilios well, it just sucks when ni ahve to do it mkyself mainly because of time available, but it is important to collect good material and like I said, show the best of the best----.

[@janethrivero763]

Thank you Rishabh for review portfolio to the public to see it .

[@blessedarch]

You are so welcome

[@earnearn9941]

Thank you so much! I was looking for advices to arrange my portfolio after my Bachelors degree and I felt kind of lost. You both gave me the direction of what i should be focusing on.

[@blessedarch]

I am glad 😀

[@roxramos5289]

que intrsante gracias por los tips saludos desde México

[@estefaniaaleman2975]

I love this video. It gives important tips and tricks for a portfolio!! As a suggestion the background of the videos should be white because the city is like to much visual contamination and it distracts from the portafolio.

[@RealmDesigner]

Really enjoyed this. Really useful.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Alex!

[@cahitdogruer1231]

Mariana you are the one, thank you

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you :)

[@inescustodiodossantos7139]

This is so helpful! Thank so much!!

[@blessedarch]

So glad it was helpful ❤️

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you ♥

[@ulreycol5550]

Incredibly helpful, thank you guys, greetings from México

[@blessedarch]

Thanks for watching! :D

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you from London ♥

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Ulrey!

[@jamesobaje7527]

Great video,very insightful comments from Mariana as well

[@blessedarch]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@danielafernandez6776]

It's really interesting to watch this type of videos in youtube. It's not really common to find this type of content on youtube, but as a beginner in architecture student it is very useful.

[@blessedarch]

I am glad you liked it 😃

[@wolandhat]

LOVE this kind of talk! Really feel like getting advice from a mentor. Your vedios and these valuable sharings got me through the past dark months and now I can see myself in a new status and move on. Much appreciated!

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you Yufei. We all have dark times, it is really a pleasure to know that I have helped you a little with Rishabh to go through yous 🖤

[@wolandhat]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 Your critique is so meaningful! Learnt a lot from it. Hope all the best for you:)

[@pepep.823]

I love your attitude and vibe guys, very refreshing and educative! From a graphic designer perspective, I think it would have worked better a neutral color as a background for the portfolios, rather than the city view. Thanks Rishabh, keep the good work.

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much, will surely take your advice under consideration for future vids :D

[@victord.4388]

High Expectations. Low Payoff. Unfortunately, the architecture career is cursed.

[@reviveproject]

:D

[@AnkitPandey-fs1zn]

couldn't agree more!

[@michaelsims3666]

Thata boy, chase that paper 'til your heart's content!

[@EdgarTheEagle]

Everywhere in any area will be low pay off if you work under someone else.

[@jituvadodariya7036]

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[@liombeendeley2167]

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[@EllisseDxxx]

This is a very useful video! However lots of practices often limit portfolio sizes (mostly around 10 pages but I’ve seen some as low as 5 pages). Do you have any advice regarding that as a lot of the comments made would be hard to take on board with such a limited size of portfolio.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

max 5 to 10 pages? never heard such thing.. they are seriously getting lazy these days, uh?... Well, just adapt to that then. A full spread render should apply to your best project only. Make sure you cover concept, design, diagramming and technical drawing on each project. if its a 5 page thing I would compose each spread as if it was a competition board. You know the ones where you fit all the info together? shame they make our whole academic work reducted to 5 pages...

[@aakashgodse737]

Amazing Content Bro!!!!!!

[@blessedarch]

So glad you enjoyed it ❤️

[@rbk0097]

I really loved this video is so helpful and motivated ❤️❤️❤️ Only I would like add the importance from the sketches and not only the digital illustrations in the portfolio I think sketches are the best way for communicate ideas fastly and is the beginning for built a concept and is helpful during the process of design ☺️

[@blessedarch]

So glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for sharing your inputs :D

[@davidroa6570]

Woow🤩🤩🤩, me encanta, además de ser muy enriquecedor

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thank you ♥

[@sonalisingh3660]

Thank you for this Video

[@blessedarch]

You are welcome :D

[@kathlenewang539]

This was tremendously helpful. Where should I put my picture?

[@MrDballiance]

wow very nice

[@aldoileanumeliber]

Wow Mariana is so gorgeous and her way of approaching the discussion ia wonderful

[@DiogoMarquesDias]

Great Video an Amazing content! Congrats

[@blessedarch]

So glad you enjoyed it 😀

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

♥♥♥

[@Mooooty]

the portfolio is all over the place

[@odipanda5673]

I am an architect. When i started my studies my goal was like " I need to join the biggest offices" after my master and 2 years of experience my goal now is to have MY office and do MY project. anywhere you will go as a an employee you'll just be a tool and big names will put their name on you work.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Thats a great and ambitious goal to have! You have my full support ♥ good luck!

[@odipanda5673]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 thank you very much for your answer. Also my opinion is directed by my country. I think architecture is quite different depending on the country you live. For example Zaha Hadid type of architecture is somthing we almost dont see gère in Switzerland. I hope that I will be able to win a compétition on of these next years to be able to do my own office. best regards

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

@@odipanda5673 godo luck! I hope to win my own competitions one day as well :)

[@odipanda5673]

@@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548 good luck to you too ! but you seems more talented ans experienced than I am. I m not worried about your future :p lets hope the best for both of us

[@AndreiVasilief]

@@odipanda5673 Hi, your comment jumped at me, because I know a lot of architects who dream of opening their own firms going down the competition route (I am a sole practitioner working on my own), and from what I saw with them it's a dead end approach. Your odds of winning a competition are very slim and even if you do, you will most likely never build the project, because of 1 of 2 possible reasons: 1. The project is very big and you don't have the manpower or experience to handle it so you will not be able to deliver it, or 2. most competition projects are theoretical and don't get built. Instead, try to find your own clients. It doesn't where, or what project, even if it's something as small as a room for a friend, that will get you started in a much better position rather than doing competitions and hoping you hit it big. Wish you all the best, it's not an easy road!

[@arielagrelo7456]

Hi firends!! Greetings from Cuba, very useful this video....so agree with your coments to those portfolios

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Greetings from London!

[@davidhayling3685]

Very good video, it got me to question if every design should have the date that it was worked through it?

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

it is not a major info, but keep it, you never know. Small and tiny though.

[@mirandasawyer3137]

One thing I see missing in portfolios is knowledge of construction documentation and the meaning of the symbols. Do you find it beneficial for designers to include elevation marks, section marks, and callouts for references to other images? Portfolios are beautiful but it always comes as a surprise having to teach someone these basics.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Definitely yes! Super important, thank you for pointing this out Miranda! When I asked in this portfolio review for the students to have at least one plan spread out in a wider format it is exactly to see their skills on issuing technical drawings. Not just to see how you organize space but also (and mainly tbh) to see if they can actually issue 2d documentation. My uni teachers were actually a pain regarding technical drawings, all marks, all callouts, even the dashboard's spacing. I think we all expect new employees to have this knowledge :) So definitely include them in plans and sections. Kisses

[@carrieannkouri2151]

How would you suggest we list our CV in our portfolio if we are still a student? Thank you so much.

[@angelaleon2241]

Very Cool!

[@blessedarch]

So glad you liked it :D

[@Khadijahx238]

Should you include Manual drafting in portfolios too?

[@motionbender9538]

Is it better to do a portfolio in landscape or portrait ...And what would be a better pick for the canvas size , A3 or A4? p.s. I love hearing from Mariana, amazing personality and also very insightful on the review

[@blurpblurp]

i saw a lot of different views on which is better. so i decided to just go with a square in A4 size. 😂

[@motionbender9538]

@@blurpblurp 😂😂 lol

[@amraarshad769]

Super useful video! I'm currently a second year architecture student and I was wondering when you think it's ideal to apply for internships?? Would it be better to look for one while studying or find one after grad?

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

I think it is really subjective. Some people like to take a very deserved break after studying, some people feel nervous without a plan after they finish uni. I am the second type so I usually plan the next step before finishing something :) up to you, there is no recipe for this one!

[@ashkanradnia1456]

Thank you, Mariana and Rishabh for your valuable time and feedback. so many useful tips and comments which I will definitely make sure to apply to my portfolio and update them. Most importantly including an about me part in my portfolio:D

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

Most welcome Ashkan. I am so sorry I didnt know if it was a male or female name (include a cv with pic!! hah) I really like your work ♥ Very impressive, congratulations. Just fix the Cover hah. You are classier than that. :)

[@neutralmultiverse8589]

What are your thoughts on using lowercase for titles? I have noticed this trend, and to be honest I feel it is a bit inappprpriate as lowercase usually indicate a minor word...

[@nazigol900]

Very nice can you do the same for urban planning and design portofoglio?

[@Dev1nci]

26:00 I think the baby pink is a bolder choice than a strong pink because of what it usually represents. But I will add that I used magenta in my masters presentation and I think it looked good 😅

[@HEEITZCH]

Indeed, it's Mies

[@tuoiras]

41:03 Mariana: This is not MIES me: "yes it IES!!" / that guy's mind: (waaat?) Mariana: that's Philip Johnson /that guy: "ohh yeahh!" me again: "OH NOOOO!!"

[@tommaso698]

lesson 1..history of modern architecture..rejected

[@dejanzibert5306]

I don't understand it. Why would the host say "oooh, yah", and agree with Ms. Cabugueira Custódio dos Santos, when it's clearly the Farnsworth House. Are they looking at the same page, and looking at the same image?

[@captainsoarineagle]

What about someone who's just finished undergrad? Where the "best" work is from your final year? Would you still show your first two years of work? Or just double down on your final year pieces?

[@captainsoarineagle]

And more so what if renders are not your biggest strength?

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

@@captainsoarineagle no problem! 1st I didnt have THAT many renders back then but if you really have none, find a quick tutorial for simple rendering engines, like keyshot or example free on KZbin, anything that helps you rendering 1 or 2 pojects. Give youself 5 days for that - learning / exporting your models / setting up a schene and rendering

[@mateiflorescu5141]

This Video is cool

[@blessedarch]

Thank you so much

[@arqjuan86]

Is she a model?, damn !. BTW thanks for the video, very insightful

[@durdona_qurbonova]

I like this girl😍

[@alibarada7782]

Zaha Hadid " FULL SPREAD " Architects

[@blurpblurp]

"FULL SPREAD WITH NO TEXT" there u go 😂 but yeah i agree in everything that she said. it is very helpful.

[@marianacabugueiracustodiod9548]

@@blurpblurp ♥

[@lameissalahi7391]

can someone please tell me what software used to make these portfolios? thanks

[@michalveltrusky9633]

Can you do the same for applications/ portfolios that are aimed at postgraduate programmes ?

[@blessedarch]

Will surely make one. :D

[@ninotogoshvili2939]

Hi. I was wondering what software was used for the rendering at 14: 47? any ideas? Thanks

[@ashkanradnia8596]

I used 3d Max + V-Ray + Post Production

[@jayvaddoriya2732]

👍👍