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This happens to most artists…
It is great to create interior visualizations for small clients. You can learn during the process of accomplishing these projects, you can grow your skills in a non-stressful and quite easy way. It feels like a safe and reasonable solution, especially if you start your journey in the arch-viz field.

However, most of the time, there is a moment in your professional life when you start to feel that you want a bit more… you want to grow, you have bigger plans for yourself!

Your willingness to improve your skills and take on more complex and more ambitious projects from bigger clients is greater and greater…

Are you facing this stage in your professional life? There is nothing to worry about. If you are truly determined with your goal and willing to learn, you are able to achieve the desired effect!
What will you learn?
Rules for Perfect Image
If you want to create visualization at the advanced level, you need to start with the idea. This is a step that starts even before the production process. As if we have this one figured out, every decision during creating the image becomes easy and makes perfect sense. It not only speeds up the workflow as you have a specific goal you are willing to achieve but also it can level up your visualizations.
Camera Setup & Composition
You will learn the process of selecting a camera angle in more complex interior projects like the bar space we present. This is one of the most important steps during the process of creating the visualizations and the foundation for a successful image. Especially if you want to create advanced visualizations, your cameras should create more than just a shot, they should tell a story per se. Sometimes it’s about looking for unobvious views, another time it’s more about simplicity. It all depends on the effect you want to achieve.
Lighting as a Tool to Add Mood
Lighting plays a huge role in creating mood and atmosphere in the space. It is the most powerful tool to capture emotions. It is a great tool that can help you present space in a specific way. This is why it is so important to use it in the right way. Creating successful lighting scenarios is a foundation in creating visualizations that help to grab the attention of viewers and stand out among other images.
Advanced Materials
There is a huge gap between basic materials and advanced ones, and it mainly refers to the level of details. If you understand materials in real life and know how to recreate them, your visualizations will jump to a totally new level. During this course, you will learn how to create advanced, high-quality materials that help you in achieving realism in your visualizations.
Postproduction
Postproduction is one of these things that can help or break your image. We approach post production as a tool to add mood, atmosphere to the image, to highlight the most important parts of the visualization, to keep general balance and color balance. We avoid using it as a way of fixing problems from the 3d software. You will learn this approach across the lessons, this will help you improve your images instead of breaking them.
Detail Shots
The detail shots, the so-called vignettes are a great way of showing the project from a different perspective. Instead of showing the whole space, you show only part of it. This way, the images are more intimate and lots of the time help to understand the design better, to enhance the atmosphere and feel of the place.
Modeling Techniques
During the course, we will model together the base of our bar scene. Even though you are not a 3d modeler but a 3d artist who focuses on creating a visualization based on the models you receive from clients, you should know how to model or re-model certain things in case you need to adjust something quickly. It is a useful skill that you can practice along with the training.