
Digital drawing is the main communication tool for architect and illustrator Fernando Neyra, as it allows him to see his ideas and designs materialize. In this online course, learn why an impressive aesthetic is essential to sell projects that don't yet exist off the page.
Technology is constantly advancing and becoming more efficient, but it doesn't necessarily mean originality. For this reason, Fernando teaches you how to perform creative post-production of architectural renders with Adobe Photoshop. Using this software, discover how to easily combine the realism of renders and artistic authenticity. If you want to continue exploring your creativity, check out his other course on Digital Illustration of Architectural Projects.
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Fernando Neyra begins the course by introducing himself and telling you how he combines his profession as an architect with that of illustrator. He also shares some of his projects from recent years as well as his main influences and sources of inspiration.
Discover what artistic architectural visualization is and why it's important to make your work stand out. Set up the render output from the rendering engine and learn how to import and organize your files in Adobe Photoshop. Then, create a mood board of references for your final project.
Move on to the post-production phase. First, Fernando teaches you how to handle layers and how to create your own brushes. Continue working on textures representing the different materials and components, both inside and outside. Finish up by drawing over the image to get that hand-drawn analog effect and apply the final details.
Finally, enhance the characteristics of your render by playing around with temperature, contrast, lighting, shadows, and saturation. Your teacher explains how to analyze the end result and share it with the world.
Develop four artistic images for the architectural visualization of a single-family home: two outdoors and two indoors.

Architecture or design professionals who want to explore an expressive way to communicate their ideas and projects.
Previous knowledge of SketchUp, V-Ray, and Lumion is required to take this course, as well as basic knowledge of Adobe Photoshop. As for materials, you need a computer with hardware capable of processing high-resolution images in the software mentioned.
And if you haven't already done so, it is advisable to take your teacher's first Domestika course, but it is not essential.

impecable el curso y la explicacion ¡¡
Muy buena explicación y óptimos recursos!
todo claro y entendible, gran arquitecto y docente
Muy buen curso para darle vida y creatividad a tus proyectos :D
Excelente curso, muy bien explicado y buenos materiales de ejemplo.

Introduction
Preparation
Post-production with Photoshop
Final Configuration
Final project
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You’ll learn to blend sketching, classic rendering, and digital illustration techniques, develop your own style, and master tools like SketchUp, V-Ray, Photoshop, and Lumion to create expressive, professional architectural images.
The course is aimed at those with intermediate skills in architectural drawing and representation, but key concepts are explained for anyone already familiar with the basics of digital tools.
You’ll need basic knowledge of SketchUp, AutoCAD, V-Ray, Lumion, and Photoshop, as the course focuses on advanced workflows combining these programs for architectural visualization.
The course teaches how to translate traditional sketching techniques into the digital realm, merging the expressiveness of hand drawing with software tools to boost creativity and visual quality in architectural presentations.
You’ll learn to analyze references, experiment with blending modes, textures, and custom brushes, and synthesize graphic elements to develop a distinctive visual style in your projects.
The course covers minimalist homes, brutalist architecture, houses with internal courtyards, and residential and commercial projects, teaching you how to choose views and convey key concepts for each.
Advanced techniques in material assignment, texturing, shadow calibration, camera setup, use of channels like Material ID and Denoise, and professional Photoshop editing for final renders are all covered.