I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account? I somehow forgot my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me
@Damon Reginald I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Its incredible how much this holds up 8 years later, even with all the advances in softwares and arqviz this are still to this day top notch renders, congrats man.
I love how you are are constantly talking and iterating your ideas. It doesn't only explain the work but we also get a glimpse of your mind and the creative process involved. The way you break down and emphasize core ideas and workflows makes it really easy to understand that pieces of work like this are not so daunting if you know how to approach them. Thanks so much this tutorial has been very educational!
Incredible atention to detail! Really makes the image come to life. It's particularly interesting how you use brushes to mask and paint on diferent layers.
Pedro___Dude, watching this at 230 am after a couple of Jack-Ds with some Yatao Hang Drum beats, Awesome to watch a focused trippy time lapse creation with a pro-down tempo explanation.. super chilled way to learn - Hats Off ..You rocked this.... full on crafted it bro, Now thats some inspirational skills Thanks..A+GOLD STAR.
Please do more of these! would love a specific video on your curve-colour correcting approach, say bluish to green or light to dark etc, mountains to green grass... I don't know, just how you approach it. I find it hard sometimes to get started because the first 3-4 elements are hard to balance and you end up getting stuck.
This is so useful, thank you - 2D matte art has always interested me and been an area I wanted to approach, but there were a lot of process blanks that I didn't know how to approach and my images would always be off the mark in regards to being believable. The combination and manipulation of all PS's tools was very useful to see - approaching the creation of this as kind of a 50-50 between image stock and custom paint. Thanks!
Amazing and inspiring work. Thanks for sharing. I notice, though, that most of your images seem to use this hazy, magical light and atmosphere. If your client wanted a crisp, fun-in-the-sun poolside image, would your approach be the same? How would you handle that sort of thing?
by the way Pedro, do you use a tablet? which one do you recommend for this type of work? your brush strokes are waay to accurate to be made with a mouse... or..maybe not ?
Can you please do a tutorial on 10:38 all the different colour masks you used? What's that technique called? I see various people doing it in sped up videos but can't figure it out!!
Maybe you've found this out already by now, but for everyone else whos wondering, those are all of the channels from the Vray renders! those makes selections in photoshop waay easier :)
Sir would you like to provide link for source images & , thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, you are an amazing artist Really really thank you
I am a beginner in arvhviz and I have a question: the base render became secondary here. Supposing this render buildings are from the client, we can't see any details, closeups or anything like this. It's all about the composition and mood. We could almost photobashed the entire render too. Professionally, what kind of clients would like this? If I have a project from a house for example, the client probably wants to see the house he's gonna live, not an illustration in a fictional world...
Great video. I heard you mention other tutorial in this video. Dillon cole i think? I did not get the names. Please share. Thank you for this and all your videos.
You mention in your Video Description that you can use the TH-cam Options to *slow down* the video - please can you explain where, as there is nowhere that I can see that can be done. Thanks :)
Hi, love the video. I'm an architect working in London but love to create matte paintings. I do have a question that I've been wondering about for a while. When you produce an image like this for commercial purposes - are there ever any copyright issues with the images that are used in the photobashing? For example the person that took that photo of the obelisk - would he or she be entitled to claim copyright for that use if say you were to integrate it in this image and then sell it? Thank you
Whoa great tutorial! I was wondering is it possible to use these matte paintings in a movie (like replacing the background of a scene with these matte paintings)?
+eren arpaci I had the same question and figured it out.It is a brush. I found perspective lines images on internet :www.google.com/search?q=perspective+lines&safe=off&biw=1164&bih=835&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiogZi9--jLAhUFuYMKHfN9B88Q_AUIBigBthen I made a brush with image :Edit/Define Brush Preset
I been trying over and over again but always fail, been making these cool looking blocks that sort of look like buildings in mandelbulb 3d I really want to bring them to life with matte painting but never turns out the way I want..maybe they suck?..maybe I should start with real buildings?...maybe I don't have a good imagination? would really like to see what you could do with them in a video... overall really like your work
Pedro, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, you are an amazing artist. Thank you.
+Mateus Pimenta Thanks very much, glad you enjoy the tutorials
I guess Im asking randomly but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I somehow forgot my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me
@Connor Saul instablaster =)
@Damon Reginald I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Damon Reginald It worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account!
Its incredible how much this holds up 8 years later, even with all the advances in softwares and arqviz this are still to this day top notch renders, congrats man.
6 years later...still amazed. Thank you for your time and explanations.
I love how you are are constantly talking and iterating your ideas. It doesn't only explain the work but we also get a glimpse of your mind and the creative process involved. The way you break down and emphasize core ideas and workflows makes it really easy to understand that pieces of work like this are not so daunting if you know how to approach them. Thanks so much this tutorial has been very educational!
Every piece is worthy spending a whole day to understand.Without any doubt, you're master on it!
haha thanks you, that's very nice of you to say.
Great video. I really appreciate seeing tutorials with fairly native photoshop tools so they are more accessible for educational purposes.
Incredible atention to detail! Really makes the image come to life. It's particularly interesting how you use brushes to mask and paint on diferent layers.
+João Silva Many Thanks Joao, glad you have found this video interesting
Pedro___Dude, watching this at 230 am after a couple of Jack-Ds with some Yatao Hang Drum beats, Awesome to watch a focused trippy time lapse creation with a pro-down tempo explanation.. super chilled way to learn - Hats Off ..You rocked this.... full on crafted it bro, Now thats some inspirational skills Thanks..A+GOLD STAR.
hahah awesome! cheers dude!
Absolutely incredible, man. Love your sloppy (but totally working!) use of brushes.
I would pay to see a tutorial about the layers organization, the tools you mostly use and how does your color correction workflow work
Please do more of these! would love a specific video on your curve-colour correcting approach, say bluish to green or light to dark etc, mountains to green grass... I don't know, just how you approach it. I find it hard sometimes to get started because the first 3-4 elements are hard to balance and you end up getting stuck.
+SnakeBox Media Thankyou for sharing your opinion with us, we will be sure to upload more videos soon!
Cinema 4D, Maya or Blender tutorial would be super helpful! You got my sub!
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I use to have a digital tutors subscription and I remember watching one of your tutorials. Amazing stuff Pedro
That awesome artistic talent in combination with this contineous talking put me in some kind of trance...
thanks man!
:D Thanks for that!
This is so useful, thank you - 2D matte art has always interested me and been an area I wanted to approach, but there were a lot of process blanks that I didn't know how to approach and my images would always be off the mark in regards to being believable. The combination and manipulation of all PS's tools was very useful to see - approaching the creation of this as kind of a 50-50 between image stock and custom paint. Thanks!
i ve to download it so that i can see it in 1x speed.
looking forward to learn a lot from this video......
You're freaking awesome! Thanks so much - that's exactly what I've searched for!
+Rein Arist Glad that I have helped!
thank youuuu ! I have to do my first city illustration for a novel and your tuto is perfect ! thx :D
+Mirowshka Bourquin That's great news! :D Many thanks
Amazing and inspiring work. Thanks for sharing. I notice, though, that most of your images seem to use this hazy, magical light and atmosphere. If your client wanted a crisp, fun-in-the-sun poolside image, would your approach be the same? How would you handle that sort of thing?
Thanks very much. You can always apply similar styles to any kind of work, it depends on your vision and clients vision
Thankyou for your good advice you are very creative artist.
Thanks mate :D
This is just amazing to me. I try to do almost everything in 3d, except for the skies, people and some foreground plants which I add in post.
+Pablo x (xkuruma) Thanks mate, happy you like it!
by the way Pedro, do you use a tablet? which one do you recommend for this type of work? your brush strokes are waay to accurate to be made with a mouse... or..maybe not ?
+Pablo x (xkuruma) Hi Pablo, I use a wacom intuos medium
thanks for sharing! your compositions are so inspiring! keep up the good work :)
greetings from austria~
+Thommy James Many Thanks Thommy
Magnificent Tutorial! Hugely inspirative!
Epic. Great narration as well! Thanks.
+James Deal Many Thanks James
POWERFUL! THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!
amazing. very informative to watch. learnt quite a bit in just one video.
Thank you so much for your talent! I would like to know where I can get resources like skies, people, vegetation,etc.. to add to my Photoshop render?
Can you please do a tutorial on 10:38 all the different colour masks you used? What's that technique called? I see various people doing it in sped up videos but can't figure it out!!
Maybe you've found this out already by now, but for everyone else whos wondering, those are all of the channels from the Vray renders! those makes selections in photoshop waay easier :)
It's the 'wire color' render pass that you can add in the Render Elements tab on Max
So awesome!!! I'm just starting in this line of art. Where did you get your brushes and source of the images?
An amazing workflow! thanks for sharing :D
+Yaron Veg Many Thanks Yaron
Amazing talent! Thank you for sharing this!
Amazing, really amazing insight, thank you!
Great Channel.
+LAGASTEST Thankyou, we're glad you enjoy our videos!
Amazing what music is this? Super cool ambient sounds
masterclass man
Sooon enough keep an eye on arqui9learn.com
Great Tutorial!
amazing! More of these please.
+Ricardo P. Thankyou! There are more videos to come!
Can you describe the masking technique that you're using to cut the individual buildings from their images?
Sir would you like to provide link for source images &
, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us, you are an amazing artist
Really really thank you
Incredible ! Starting to look like concept art xD
Really loved ur tutorial
Thanks! How did you create perspective lines ?
velavan.deviantart.com/art/PERSPECTIVE-GRID-BRUSH-81079329
this is terrific ! thumbs up !
thanks for sharing ARQUI9 Visualisation
+yan kumar no problem Yan
I am a beginner in arvhviz and I have a question: the base render became secondary here. Supposing this render buildings are from the client, we can't see any details, closeups or anything like this. It's all about the composition and mood. We could almost photobashed the entire render too. Professionally, what kind of clients would like this? If I have a project from a house for example, the client probably wants to see the house he's gonna live, not an illustration in a fictional world...
You are AWESOME!
+Mostafa Waleed Hashem Thankyou!
Thanks a lot for sharing that knowlegde with us.
Great video. I heard you mention other tutorial in this video. Dillon cole i think? I did not get the names. Please share. Thank you for this and all your videos.
awesome tutorial, thanks man.
+danteuss88 Many Thanks, you're welcome
Great video really enjoy all of the stuff you post! Where did you get that perspective grid brush?
That's awesome! Thank you!
You mention in your Video Description that you can use the TH-cam Options to *slow down* the video - please can you explain where, as there is nowhere that I can see that can be done.
Thanks :)
Click on the gear on the bottom right corner (the same you use to choose vidoe quality). Click 'speed', choose desired speed.
Leandro R R S
Thanks Leandro :)
Como vai Pedro?!
Será que tens como partilhar os Brushes que você utiliza?
for the BG buildings highlight, may anyone tell me why we use layer clipping above a black layer instead of one masked layer??
great tut, thank you
Can´t wait to see you 1 day more! #3dsymposium
Where do you get your stock images? They look very high quality. I don't want to stuff thats copyrighted
www.cgtextures.com
thx man! great stuff
+Łukasz Pawlak Many Thanks
How did you do that selection with the red paint brush?
Good work
Hi, love the video. I'm an architect working in London but love to create matte paintings. I do have a question that I've been wondering about for a while. When you produce an image like this for commercial purposes - are there ever any copyright issues with the images that are used in the photobashing? For example the person that took that photo of the obelisk - would he or she be entitled to claim copyright for that use if say you were to integrate it in this image and then sell it? Thank you
is there ant link for those brushes ?? :D
amazing work! (Y)
awesome many thanks for sharing
+Boris Božić Glad to help
Whoa great tutorial! I was wondering is it possible to use these matte paintings in a movie (like replacing the background of a scene with these matte paintings)?
8:20 using 2 skies, and gradient masking one to blend it in
amazing !
so freaking AWESOME! :D
+Ivan Vaci Thankyou!
great skills, i hope see more tutorial from you as soon
+Phong Le Van More videos to be uploaded soon!
sir, i wanna know how you grade it. it look really different before and after grading
love your wrk
Did you use a drawing tablet?
Thanks for sharing . Great
+Ngọc Báu Thankyou!
Are the "3D Symposium" events in English? I might be interested in attending to one but the website is not in English.
+M_U_M_M_Y Yes they are and they are great, very inspiring
+ARQUI9 Visualisation Sounds great! I will try to find a translation of their webpage then, so I can register, thank you for responding.
stunning work! Can you tell me what brushes you use here? :)
these are jonas de ro brushes you can download them ar fusroda.com I believe
PawelDzizys awesomee. thanks for the heads up.
photo references is everything and having the right photo stock will make or break you.
how would you suggest i start building up my catalogue?
The best thing to do is really take your camera with you and slowly build it up as you visit new places and even your everyday places
all i have is my iphone camera. is there a website with free stock photos?
name of brush for perspective??
awesome work!! which program did you use to draw up the buildings?
All made in PS
The9PointStar Highly doubt it. The buildings were either stocks, or something made in another program like blender or cinema 4d
+Steven Khong The buildings were made in Autodesk 3DS Max
hello! amazing work! do you use a drawing board while you working??
Thanks :), generally pen and paper by our side to dot down ideas quickly
Amazing!!!
what photoshop is it? why can you rotate in 360° the entire image? plz help me, this is so helpfull 4 me, thank you !
+Jesica pam This is Photoshop 13 if I'm not in error. We have a lot more content just check out arqui9learn.com. Thanks for your comment
Try selecting all the layers and then rotate.
sir what did you use for perspective tool at the start of the tutorial ? some griddy thing :)
+eren arpaci I had the same question and figured it out.It is a brush. I found perspective lines images on internet :www.google.com/search?q=perspective+lines&safe=off&biw=1164&bih=835&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiogZi9--jLAhUFuYMKHfN9B88Q_AUIBigBthen I made a brush with image :Edit/Define Brush Preset
Thank you a lot!
did you use a mouse or wacom for the paining?
this item is not available in your location. please I want you to give me the files psd , Dear Friend
I been trying over and over again but always fail, been making these cool looking blocks that sort of look like buildings in mandelbulb 3d I really want to bring them to life with matte painting but never turns out the way I want..maybe they suck?..maybe I should start with real buildings?...maybe I don't have a good imagination? would really like to see what you could do with them in a video... overall really like your work
Its just practice, nothing else, keep insisting, I assure you it will get better and better
Thanks !
Nice tutorial. Liked it
what pen tool/ tablet are you using for drawing?
Wacom intuous 5, it rocks!
thank you!
what are the specs of your workstations?
the rest look spectacular, but i really hate the front black bits, i don't think this particular element working out
Can you share psd file?
song at 23:00?
非常喜欢“Arqui9 Visualisation
”的作品~可惜啊，听不懂英文看教程实在是太难吸收了。
what's the song? o:
Thanks a lot. :)
F**k everything i wanted to say was already mentionned... Keep on the good work, it is great !
godsend.
Great!!!
+walterdemthule Cheers!
genius
5:10 cg textures for reference pics also
I NEED THIS TUTORIAL IN SPANISH :/
+juan uribe Sorry about that, we hope you have still enjoyed the video though!