Posts Tagged "Blender"
Posted by Allan Brito on March 4th, 2013 ~
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The key to create realistic render with any 3d software is a balance between good light, textures, 3d models and details. And context is really important to give your render a sense of realism. To achieve that we have to use detailed 3d models like this one offered by Juraj…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 27th, 2013 ~
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The set of skills necessary to start working with architectural visualization in Blender are quite similar to the ones all 3d artists must have, in order to produce quality images. But, I believe that a huge plus for anyone working in this field is to get some background experience dealing…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 26th, 2013 ~
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The creation of a panorama image can be sometimes a much better alternative to video or interactive visualizations made with the game engine. With the panorama all you got is a simple image that is rendered to give the viewer some level of control. Of course, in this type of…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 25th, 2013 ~
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In architectural visualization we often get little time to produce great renders, and despite the short deadline, most artists usually find a way to get the job done. But, how many of us would find time to finish a project and work on a bonus image for a client? Apparently…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 18th, 2013 ~
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What is the best way to add trees in an architectural visualization project with Blender? Well, there are several different ways to add trees to a project like using a polygon model of a tree and even textures applied to a plane. But, after you get the tree on the…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 11th, 2013 ~
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The visualization of a kitchen is a really challenging scene for any architectural visualization artist, especially at the modeling stage. A scene like a kitchen demands lots of small objects spread along all surfaces. Those objects could be anything from plates, forks and spice jars that could really help to…
Posted by Allan Brito on February 8th, 2013 ~
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From all features that Blender offers to architectural visualization artists, one of the most interesting is the ability to create interactive visualization without the need of any external tools. The Blender Game Engine was not designed specific for architectural visualization, but has been used by lots of artists to create…
Posted by Allan Brito on January 18th, 2013 ~
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The amount of details of an interior visualization projects can easily become a challenge for any artist, especially when it comes to render things like carpets. How do you render carpets with Blender? Well, an artist called Paulina posted some really nice renders of a living room at the YafaRay…