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Customizing Textures for ‘Post-Digital’ Visualizations

Ronen Bekerman

ending up manually adjusting one in Photoshop. Image 1 – Finished image. This tutorial will show how to customize a sandstone texture in the Architextures web app and apply the texture to a perspective view in Photoshop. Line drawing taken straight from SketchUp and brought into Photoshop. perspective.

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Making of Quinta da Comporta

Ronen Bekerman

I’ve invited Jaime Moreno to share his insight about this topic, seeing his journey with it on the blog’s Facebook Group. I finished my degree in Technical Architecture and started in the world of 3D visualization in 2015. I have always had great admiration for this blog. Enjoy this Making of Quinta da Comporta.

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Behind The Design 006: Get Space Vancouver by Jarod Hall of di’velept design

EntreArchitect

EntreArchitect: Behind the Design is a weekly blog series where we feature work designed, developed and/or built by small firm entrepreneur architect members of The EntreArchitect Community. Primarily Revit, but also Sketchup, Rhino, Grasshopper, and Photoshop. Want to have YOUR best work featured here at EntreArchitect? Among team?

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Making of Australian Home and Garden

Ronen Bekerman

We use SketchUp for modeling and detailed drawing, 3ds Max for finishing details, and landscape. Photoshop for post-production. Making of Australian Home and Garden is a post from Ronen Bekerman 's 3D Architectural Visualization Blog. The CG market today has countless valuable tools for architectural visualization.

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Making of RED BARN

Ronen Bekerman

The Terrain materials are maps generated by Gaea, which I then tweaked in Photoshop to get them to the color I needed. I used the alpha brushes to paint the texture and create a patina effect for the steel, making it look like it had a raw finish. I painted a map in Photoshop and applied it as Corona Renderer displacement in 3ds Max.

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If You’re Not Having Fun, then You’re Doing Something Wrong

Life of an Architect

It is a two-story building elevated above a ground-level parking deck, with a stucco exterior finish and ribbon windows around the entire building. Once the existing interiors were removed, the building has a nice, clean, open floor plate to work with … the exterior is not so lucky.

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Renzo Piano Kimbell Art Museum Sneak Peek - Life of an Architect

Life of an Architect

The project isn’t quite done yet and construction teams are working hard to finish the project in time for the building’s public Grand Opening scheduled for November 27, 2013. I think you would have thought to polish your shoes before posting a photo of them on your well-read blog! link] Bob Borson they are polished!

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