In architectural modeling, you will find all types of designs and shapes used to define walls in a project. Some of them will use orthogonal walls in all spaces, which is great from a modeling standpoint. However, in a few of those projects, you will also get angled walls. An angled wall might give you […]
An asset library with lots of options regarding furniture models is an invaluable resource for any architectural visualization artist. From that library, you can quickly pull models to populate a scene and start working in the final renders even with a tight deadline. Do you want to improve your asset library with a high-quality bed […]
There are multiple ways you can choose to learn architectural visualization, like getting a course or reading a book. Besides those methods, you can also get some existing projects made with Blender with a focus on architecture, and analyze all settings from that project. The main problem with this finding a scene with proper settings […]
We usually share with our reader’s collections of materials and textures that you can use in architectural projects. Most of those textures are in PBR format, which means they feature multiple texture maps. Each map is responsible for a visual aspect of those materials. If you remove any one of those maps, your material won’t […]
Any project related to the Unreal Engine that has architecture as the main subject will require lots of assets to populate a scene. Unlike Blender, where you can create all 3D models, you don’t have any options to perform modeling in UE4. For that reason, most of the assets must come from external sources or […]
In fields like product design and furniture modeling, it is common to adopt other procedures like NURBS. That is an acronym for Non-uniform rational basis spline. It uses a combination of curves and surfaces to create 3D models. Depending on your modeling “target,” the use of NURBS tools might make the entire process a lot […]
A significant number of artists that work with architectural visualization doesn’t have a background with technical drawing or experience with architectural details. That is not a problem in the vast majority of cases, because you don’t need this type of experience to create architectural renders. However, it is always a plus to study and analyze […]
As an artist working with architectural visualization, you will have to build an extensive library with assets that will help you to set up a scene quickly. From HDR maps to PBR textures, you will need all those assets. Nowadays, it is easy to find online libraries offering those resources in creative commons zero. That […]
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