Interior ArchViz: Create Surreal 3D Designs with Blender

Blender for ArchViz

“Thank you for your attention! I hope you had fun following my course on Domestika. Before I say goodbye, I would like to give you some final tips that might help you throughout your journey in this 3D Archiviz world! Also, keep these in mind when creating your final project. • Keep feeding your creativity! • Make good use of Pinterest to stay inspired. • Analyze pictures that you like and try to understand why they work. • Experiment and play with Blender and have fun with it. • Don't forget to always be at frame 1 when you want to edit your cloth simulation. • Don't forget to always put subdivision surface at 1 if you don't need others. It's going to render faster. • Always put your scene at "Filmic" when you're using "Cycles." The colors are going to look more natural. • Don't forget to focus on the concept first and then on the details. • Always start your lighting process with one sun. It's going to look more natural. • Don't forget to always disable the snapping tool when you don't use it. • Don't forget to apply the scale of your object when you change it. It should always be at 1:1 and 1. Here's the final project I developed throughout the course for inspiration:

Of course, you can come up with your own scene. Feed your creativity and use the tools of this course to create your own style. Your style is what will make you unique, and that's the main reason why people will hire you for a project. Share your work with us on the forum. I will love to see your work and to give you some personal feedback and advice. See you there and have fun! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final Project Congratulations. We've reached the end of this Domestika course. I hope you enjoyed it. Let's look back at what we did together. First, I showed you how to get inspired and how I use my top tools in Blender to be fast and effective. We made our first draft using basic shapes, and we set the default sky of Blender to achieve realistic lights and shadow in our composition. Later, we created some minimalistic furniture, designing some cushions and a curtain. Then we added materials to our object to bring reality to our scene. I gave you some advices to render your image. At the e...”

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Course summary for: Interior ArchViz: Create Surreal 3D Designs with Blender

• Level: Beginner
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• 11549 students
• 4 units
• 15 lessons (2h 32m)
• 1 download

• Category

  Architecture & Spaces

• Software

  Blender

• Areas

  Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture, Interior Architecture