Visualization is one of the most required skills by architects & designers, yet there is so much more to be learned when it comes to creating good renders. A strong visual can make or break your design! Not only are they helpful in understanding the space better, but they also help grab attention towards your work.
Here are some tips to make sure that your renders stand apart from everyone else!
1. Have a set scene
Don’t spend a lot of time editing and creating your entire model! Set a scene that showcases your design in the best way, and improve upon the visible elements.
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2. Avoid wide lenses
When using wide lenses in architecture, the eye doesn’t know where to look. Try to focus on a small section to allow the details to be noticed and understood better.
Source: Kaarwan Design School on Behance, Participant feature: Rose Mary Ben
3. Have a focal element
Not always the focus of the camera has an element that immediately grabs attention, and is highlighted. It will make the viewer observe the space better!
Source: Kaarwan Design School on Behance, Participant feature: Deva Bhavana
4. Add a personality
Think about who will be using the space! give your visuals a ‘lived-in’ feel, because it will make it easier for the viewer to imagine prospectively living in it.
Source: Kaarwan Design School on Behance, Participant feature: Shekhar Kulkarni
5. Additional surroundings
Add some surroundings and details to make your render impactful. It can be time-consuming but makes the design feel comforting, especially in outdoor scenes.
Source: Kaarwan Design School on Behance, Participant feature: Rose Mary Ben
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