Title: Udemy – SketchUp + Photoshop: Digital Watercolor Renderings in 3 Hrs
Info:
Render your SketchUp models quickly and with a great digital watercolor technique using a SketchUp to Photoshop workflow
What you’ll learn
Be able to quickly create compelling architectural illustrations using only SketchUp & Photoshop.
The instructor will show not only show you how to use these techniques, but explain why to use them – giving you a deep understanding of the illustration process.
Use the provided SketchUp file or follow along with your 3d model to create a “digital watercolor” in just a few hours.
All additional 2D and 3D assets and entourage are provided so you have everything you need to get started.
Requirements
Software needed: SketchUp & Photoshop
Working knowledge of both SketchUp & Photoshop is needed
Description
Are you ready to start creating beautiful and engaging watercolor renderings from your SketchUp models using simple Photoshop techniques? If so, this is the only course for you on Udemy.
Check out the course details below for more information.
What You Will Do In The Course
Create a “digital watercolor” in just a few hours! Arch Viz professional, Scott Baumberger, walks through the process of how to make effective and beautiful architectural visualizations utilizing only SketchUp and Photoshop to produce a simulated watercolor technique.
The course will cover setting up a SketchUp model for efficient exporting, lighting, layer management, digital painting, and composition techniques, as well as strategies for incorporating feedback and revisions efficiently.
The course is hands-on, walking you through the workflow from start to finish.
You can either utilize the SketchUp model and entourage provided, or you can follow along with your own 3D model.
Why Use This Technique?
Sometimes our clients are not ready for photorealism. Maybe it is because the design is still in the conceptual phase, or just out of personal preference. This kind of technique can also be more conducive to quick iterations. Perhaps you are already an expert in SketchUp and just need a quick, easy and cheap way to add some life to your models. Whatever the reason, Scott offers the definitive course on how to take your SketchUp models from a basic modeling look, to a stunning watercolor rendering that is sure to engage the viewer.
Notes On The Course
Instructor and co-Instructor will be available to answer questions in the Q&A section of the course as quickly as possible.
The project files are available for download, so this course is very hands on (plus, free models for you!!!)
Satisfaction Guarantee – This course has a 30 day money back guarantee. You can seek refund through Udemy for any reason during that time.
Instructors
Scott Baumberger
Scott has been doing renderings for over 20 years, and in the design and architecture industry even longer. He is the founder and owner of Baumberger Studio and has done renderings for many of the biggest architectural firms in the country. He has also been been featured prominently on many important industry websites (cgarchitect, ronenbekerman, etc.) teaching his unique approach and workflow to arch viz. In addition to photorealistic renderings, Scott has also become known for his trademark digital watercolor technique (also known as NPR, or non-photorealistic) as shown in this course.
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