A good furniture library must have lots of classic pieces of furniture to use in projects where no interior design specifications are available. You just can’t go wrong with classic furniture. At least most of the time. And here is another great furniture model created in Blender and shared at BlendSwap. Now it is a […]
If you want to setup a standard material in architecture such as bricks, it would be great to have some seamless textures to play around. With seamless textures, you can repeat those images on a large surface and have no apparent “connection” between each one of them. Even for artists, that choose to paint their […]
What is the best way to add trees to an architectural visualization scenes? In my opinion, the best option would be using high-resolution textures with an alpha map correctly configured on 2d planes. Textures will do the job most of the time. But, at some projects they might not be enough, and you may have […]
In the past few weeks, I found an incredible collection of materials and textures created for Unreal Engine, and besides the fact that this is a fantastic resource for game development it could also be useful for architectural visualization. Wait, how a collection of materials designed for the Unreal Engine could help architectural visualization artists […]
At this moment, you are probably getting ready for Christmas and doesn’t want anything related to work on your way to the holidays. But, what about some free furniture files? There is always time to get some extra furniture files and especially if they have a high polygon count as the ones offered by Redome […]
One of the best ways to get started with any external render in Blender is to get scene examples to study and see how it works. And following this principle you can download a few sample scenes with a complete setup in LuxRender! At the Show-off pack, you will find a lot of scenes rendered […]
There are basically two options to add foliage and trees to any scene in architectural visualization and the first one is by creating 3d tress, which can add a huge amount of data to your project and the other one is by simply use textures. From both options the use of textures is by far […]
To get started with architectural visualization you must first create your own 3d model and setup all materials, and then pick a good renderer to work with. If you just want to test your skills related to rendering and need a full 3d model to work with, I found a free resourse that might be […]
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