This is a Speed Modeling video of a Nursery’s interior. Detailed tutorial links are included.
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How to Add Background and Sky
Here’s a quick tutorial on how to add a background and sky of your choice that is up to scale and expect what to get without having to preview render every time your camera changes.
How to Create Realistic Curtain Fabric
In this tutorial I’ll walk you through the process of hanging up curtains in any shape you want, complete with texturing them with any fabric or to any transparency your design requires.
Tiny Studio Apartment Pt.3 | Free Download
Finishing up the Apartment Model (Livingroom, Bedroom, Clutter, etc.) + A Free Download Link!
Tiny Studio Apartment Pt.2 | Kitchen and Dining Area
Creating a Kitchen and Dining Area in a tiny space (Voice Narrated); Objects, Materials, and Lighting.
How to use VRay Fur
A tutorial for VRay Fur; how to use this very versatile tool to create more than one type of geometry that can compliment any render project.
Rendering Huge Files Using VRay for Sketchup
This model right here is exactly 337 Mb in size, containing 2,049,090 Edges, 11,26,994 Faces, 508 Components, 321 Groups, and a ton of high quality materials. and it rendered like a dream at a resolution of 2222 x 1250!
Rendering 360°, Elevation, and Plan Views
Unfamiliar render techniques are appealing; they look good, work well with any sized scene, and make it look like you put in the extra effort. So, instead of rendering your next model in the usual Perspective view, try giving one (or all) of these techniques a shot and see how it goes!
Photoshop Post Production Tips
Post Production doesn’t require a pro, you just need to know how to use the tools at your disposal to enhance a rendered image.
In this post, I’ll take you through my beginner-friendly Post Production process from the Modeling stage to Adding the final Filter in Photoshop.
All About Normal Maps
All about what a Normal Map is, how to make your own Normal Map for any texture, how to use it, and whether Normal Maps are really better than Bump Maps.
