Photorealism for Interior Spaces with Lumion
Influences
A course by Angular Lab , Architectural Visualization Studio
About the video: Influences
Overview
“Where does inspiration come from? Inspiration can come from anywhere or anyone. We will tell you about our influences so that you know a little about where our ideas come from.”
In this video lesson Angular Lab addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photorealism for Interior Spaces with Lumion. Create stunning, photorealistic images of indoor spaces from scratch using different types of lighting in Lumion .
Partial transcription of the video
“In this lesson. i'll tell you about our influences and the things that inspire us daily in our work. Constant inspiration offers us an endless resource. particularly for understanding and practicing methods of communication and expression of our thoughts and ideas. This is undoubtedly a crucial aspect of any creative endeavor. especially in our line of work. In the 3D visualization field. there are numerous ways to find inspiration. We frequently seek it out. even if it seems subtle and unspoken. Inspiration can come from reality itself and our immediate surroundings. as our work is all abo...”
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Course summary for: Photorealism for Interior Spaces with Lumion
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3D Design, 3D Modeling, Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture
Angular Lab
A course by Angular Lab
Architects Emely Córdova and Charles Infante are the cofounders of Angular Lab, an architectural visualization studio in Lima, Peru. They started their company at 22 years old, shortly after graduating from college, and have already completed more than 300 3D visualization projects. Their mission is clear: to bring projects to life before the physical work even begins by generating high-impact images using Lumion's rendering engine.
They work with various real estate agencies in Peru, as well as with some architecture and interior design studios. Their project, Tiny Desk, was published in the Lumion 11 software update. Impressively, it's the image that appears when downloading the program.
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