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Postproduction of Architectural Plans in Photoshop

Post-production of location plan 3

A course by María Cilveti , Architect

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About the video: Post-production of location plan 3

Overview

“Finally, I will teach you to incorporate elements of nature that are in the context, such as the sea and vegetation, using watercolor brushes. ”

In this video lesson María Cilveti addresses the topic: Post-production of location plan 3, which is part of the Domestika online course: Postproduction of Architectural Plans in Photoshop. Learn to represent the different scales of an architectural project in an artistic and original way in Photoshop.

Partial transcription of the video

“Post-production of the Location Plan We’ll open this texture that has a larger scale. We rename it as Intermediate Sea. We use Ctrl + T to scale it. We leave the previous layer in Normal. We’ll lower the saturation of the sea a bit. This depends on your style. This looks interesting, but I want something that makes the painting stand out more. Overlay. We have the texture we just incorporated. We’ll leave it below the Foam layer. We’re at the layer we just added and we’ll make it a bit larger by using Ctrl + T. With Ctrl + M, we go to level Curves. We always use the same tools. They are rep...”

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Course summary for: Postproduction of Architectural Plans in Photoshop

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (309)
14680 students
4 units
17 lessons (2h 57m)
8 downloads

Category
Architecture & Spaces
Areas
Architectural Illustration, Architecture, Digital Architecture

María Cilveti

A course by María Cilveti

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Architect

Chilean architect María José Cilveti is a founding partner of architectural visualization studio Visual Arq., where she currently works as creative director. Throughout her career she has worked for renowned firms such as Cazu Zegers, Juan Carlos Sabbagh, and Mapaa Arquitectos.

She has always loved the crossover between art and architecture, and graphic representation gives her the opportunity to express herself through the visual universe without saying a word, using only colors, textures, light, and shadows.