Top Tricks & Tips for Architectural Renderings

[@Cal.lm96]

EXTREMELY underrated Content !

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@shivamchandra5574]

Thanks a mil, Legend. Your work is very inspiring and your videos are extremely motivational. It really helps me in so many ways.

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks so much! Glad you found them helpful!

[@yahyamohammed9938]

Welcome back !! and congratulations on your beautiful new baby girl very happy for you

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks so much!

[@danielhlynianchuk7767]

Yes, congrats! We are happy to have you back 👏

[@suvinss3356]

Missed your videos, welcome back

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@jodyaso4151]

Fresh and pure pro content! keep it up! looking forward for new videos.

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks, will do!

[@elizabethmoges8184]

Thanks for the great advise, this is what makes it art, rather than image production❤

[@laafideintegtated5954]

Thanks for this, it really goes a long way.

[@oralmcnarrin4163]

I have learned so much from you, appreciate it !!

[@alighassanalilateef1239]

Good future for this channel 👏

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks, appreciate it!

[@foufounazer4181]

Great content as always !

[@danielhlynianchuk7767]

Good stuff! Lots of value 👍

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks!

[@tolusanusi5659]

Very helpful tips 👍, studing photography is a very good place to start. Something i also learned working on client renders, it's the overall feel and aesthethics (or realism) that counts at the end of the day. Clients Don't Pixel Peep.

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

100%. I think clients are often just as sold on the emotion the image conveys as they are the actual design. At the least it can give a good first impression and help set the tone for a productive discussion on the design once they do start looking closer. They definitely don’t pixel peep like we all like to!

[@cgimadesimple]

great video and great expamples! :)

[@atajan4832]

great tips!!

[@bimspecialist1800]

Welcome back

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks!

[@jesuslisboa4048]

Welcome back mate!

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Thanks!

[@dimashilesbek1117]

Hey man, just watched u're video about modeling in revit and then putting the model in 3dsmax for render, and i had a question that bothers me for a long time. Most people say that the model imported in 3dsmax from another program is too heavy (some of them say that u need a better pc, others say that the model will cause a lot of bags and etc.). So basically i wanted to ask if it's true, do u really need a super expensive pc to put a model from other program to 3dsm or it works just right (does the model built in 3dsm is more light than the one from revit?)? And what sort of problems i should be aware in that case? (Btw i just started learning 3dsm)

[@saleesh0089]

❤️

[@DGOAT-h2v]

I really need a smart sketch pad, can you recommend one ?

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Depends a bit on what you’d like to use it for. I just use an iPad Pro which is great for sketching over PDFs and screenshots and such. If you really want to go deep Wacom has a bunch of tablets and drawing pads that connect up to your desktop and let you leverage all your full powered desktop applications. Arguably more useful than an iPad but really depends on your workflows.

[@nathnaielnigatu9462]

thanks for your content, i really appreciate it , am having hard time installing corona and i have seen many tutorials and still fail to do so, so can u do render with arnold

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Hi Nathnaiel, I unfortunately don’t know Arnold so I won’t be your best resource for optimizing those settings specifically. That said, the general ideas of my little Revit/3dsMax workflow should still work once you figure out nuances of settings up lights, materials and such with Arnold. Sorry I couldn’t be more help!

[@bahari.interiors]

Hi, Long time no see. No new uploads for a while :). Are you working on something else

[@VanVoorhisArchitects]

Hi! I’m actually working on ramping things back up! Just left my previous to job to pursue my own projects full-time. :) Hoping to get some new videos to posted to YT in the next month or two. Appreciate your interest!

[@Datis3DLand]

amazing