The primary camera of an architectural visualization project in Blender is a key part of any design and can help a lot in composition. Based on their location, you can place objects and models to compose with the background and save a lot of work with object placement. A great example of a clever camera […]
The project profile series of Blender 3D Architect is a collection of articles with the aim of feature projects related to architectural visualization. We invite talented artists to share additional details about each project to demonstrate how they approach each stage of the process. And also allow each author to publicize their work among our […]
In architectural visualization, we often have to deal with a camera that mimics the human eye, by placing it inside a room or at ground level outside a building model. But, sometimes you may have to work on something other than this type of camera. A typical kind of perspective used for architecture is axonometric, […]
When one of my students asks me about a way to improve their renderings and overall work on 3d, the first thing I usually recommend to them is to go take a photography class. For an artist that works with 3d and especially architectural visualization, having some knowledge on photography is a huge plus. For […]
One of the fields of knowledge of Blender that I don`t comment much here is rigging, because this is a topic that doesn`t get much use on architectural visualization projects. I do teach about rigging at the College, but only on non-related architectural visualization classes. This post is one of my firsts about rigging, because […]
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