Architectural Elevation in Photoshop In 10 Minutes + Free Brush Set
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
1:12 Reference searching
3:23 First steps in Photoshop
4:27 Adding Textures
7:30 Shadows
8:40 Adding Trees as brushes
10:32 Background
10:53 Extra textures
11:22 People
12:21 Final thoughts
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I love how fast and simple this is but so effective and often better than another style that may take 1hr + to do.
I've learned a lot from upstairs. I was amazed with how people would present their architectural work. Now I know it's only practice and knowing the basics well. I hope to get their one day
É realmente inspirador ver você ajudar tanta gente com esse conteúdo de muita qualidade e gratuito! Muito obrigada!!
It was a great help thank you! Will definitely use these tactics for my second-year studio jury submission due next week :)
omg thank you thank you thank you !! the tutorial was very comprehensive and i really needed something like milanote in my life
Love your tutorials. You have an amazing talent the way you explain your work.
Good info for architecture students. Your explanation is clear and concise.
This is the best video I have ever watched about photoshop and collage
Great video once again. Cheers Oliver!
Vc e o canal diagramarch estão salvando meu tfg. Obrigadaaa!!!!!!!!
Excelente conteúdo! E na hora certa pra mim! 🤍
Deixando o like antes mesmo de assistir porque o canal é excelente!!!
Genial como siempre!
Hey this was awesome, usually find photoshop really difficult but put out some really nice elevations for my latest project thank you!!!!!!!
Man, i love ur channel!
Imensamente grato por essa aula
It really works, thank you.
This is great, thank you!
I bought the pack to thanks you for all the work you do ! Thanks a lot !
Thank tou Auguste! 🙏 your support is much appreciate
OUTSTANDING!!
Thank you so much!
Its probably something a lot of people know but loading brushes can get even easier. You go to the file where the brush (or even text style actually) is and double-click on the file and it gets loaded into every application it can be used in!
Very useful video🌸🌸
Noted ! always mask layers and not to delete them.. thank you so much for tips
Masks, masks and more masks 🙌
Wonderful explanation
Very much informative 🎉🎉🎉
Hi, this is too fast. Can you please explain the masking part ? you are clicking on the layers so fast, I can't see what you are doing. Howcome I can't layer it properly like the way you are doing?
I Slowenien down the video in Ruhe Settings of TH-cam. By doing this, it helps me more to come through the steps
PERFEITO!
5:22 adding or removing other parts to the mask - is a button pressed their or something. I cant seem to add new parts to the mask by just clicking on it. means that everything i want in that texture i have to select from the start
AMEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THANKS FOR DE SUBTITLES BR HERE!!💚💛
I would like you to upload a video tutorial on how you made the illustrations for your thesis
Hi Fernando! Looks like there's a video on the channel about what you're looking for!
th-cam.com/video/M1TiUa7cpm0/w-d-xo.html
Oh i absolutly love your videos! Thanks a lot ❤
I have a quick question to you. My photoshop does not open the abr data for the trees. It says it only opens tpl data. What should i do?
Thanks in advance for answering 🙏🏽
Hi, love the video. I'm following it step by step! But when I invert the color and try to add the trees they don't show. Minute 9:45 any advice?
i love you kjajaj thanks
감사합니다:)
thanks for that, which version of photoshop
do you use?
I couldn’t understand the tree part but thank you very much
FC..THANG YOU
Hi! Awesome video! I've a question. How did you do the white lines that apper at minute 11:22 ? Thanks!
Looks like he inverted the black lines, CTRL + i
Hey Alberto, I simply turned the base layer off. Since we used the inner part of the surface to add the texture, by hiding the base layer we automatically get that white space.
But copying the base layer, placing it above everything and then hitting Ctrl+I as Sir Dancelot said would also work similarly
Hno que tal, una consulta como borraste o escondiste los arboles para que no interfieran con la textura de concreto???
Saludos
How did you open the paper texture files after making texture group?
Brutal! 🔥🔥🔥 CRACK!
Saludos desde Perú ...
PD: esta a la venta esas escalas humanas que pusiste? estan muy buenas
Gracias Jimmy!
This scale figures packs is part of the Isometric Diagrams Masterclass. It’s included with the course files
Do you think using a solid black layer and adjust opacity or an exposure layer is better for making Shadows?
Hey Josh!
A solid black layer with a mask works just the same, it's just a different workflow.
But now an exposure layer (or even levels, curves and so on) won't work on every type of texture, and you would need to dial the settings for every layer.
It's not the best solution if you want to get a uniform shadow across the drawing, which for me is important because you don't want it to be distracting the viewer or drawing more attention than needed.
Hello, how did you added tress behind without collapsing the building in 9:56
how did you go to the brushed palette so fast? 8:54
Quick question! When i drag and drop or even simply upload a picture, the Import/ Page options does not pop up so that i may change the "crop to". What did i do wrong? Thank you!
Hello, for the brushes link, it say is not available in your location, any solution? Thanks
how do you change the black framing lines intowhite so quickly? like in 8:41
Would it be a good idea to use this process when coloring in a urban site plan/analysis? I want to wow my professors and this looks amazing but is this a good feature or process for a urban site plan/analysis?
For sure! In this video, I worked on elevations, but it's suitable for any type of 2d drawing. You just have to adapt certain parts. I'd recommend finding some good references!
Hey! Can you show how you inverted the lines on base file? pre 11:20 to post 11:22
In this video he explained this step at 8:40 video: th-cam.com/video/Kk0ckcQYlxM/w-d-xo.html
I had the same question
@@simonesora5573 thanks!!!! 🙌
When I insert a pdf into Photoshop, it comes with a white background. Why do you have it without a background? How do I get to the point where my program has no background like yours?
tNice tutorials was very help full thanks for the information
At 5:2min I can not understand how do you get the same color to the pilar...Please explain. Thanks!!
The texture I used to cover the wall first has a mask. I used the pillar selection to paint (with white to reveal) on the texture mask and therefore extend its visibility.
with the... *BASE* layer
Every time 🙂
Hey!! What version of Photoshop do you use, Oliver?
Hey Lumos! I use the latest 2022 version on creative cloud
@@LearnUpstairs Thanks mate. Looking forward to more content!!
You are so Handsome, and this video it´s great!!!
Hi thank you for the tutorial, i have one question. When adding trees i cant see the brush/tree preview outline, i have been trying to google it, but im still not able to figure out why. Any advice ? thank you
That happened with me as well until I figured out what was the problem haha
But it turns out that when you have CAPS LOCK enabled, it doesn't show the brush preview outline. So you always have to disable it to properly see it.
I hope that helps!
@@LearnUpstairs ahhh thank you so much, now it works. i noticed it turned on after i left the comment, and then it turned off again and i couldn't figure out why hahah
@5:23 how did you add the column selection under the mask?
Hi Kripa, every surface selection was done using the magic wand (shortcut W).
Just make sure to have the base layer selected
@@LearnUpstairs Hi, thank you for responding, did you double-click on the mask layer to add the new column selection to it?
@@KripaPanjari Hi! I was facing the same issue. After you selected the new area and clicked on the mask layer, try shift+f5 for Windows or cmd+I for Mac.
@@kirillglushenko9552 aww thanks I was looking for just that
@@kirillglushenko9552 thank you for the explanation - had the same doubt 😁🙏
What's the issue when the pdf it's soooooo bright you can barely see it when you add the background layer?
how to adjust line weight in post production
Photoshop is not the best place to do this. I'd suggest exporting correctly from your CAD or BIM software. Or as I sometimes do, run the pdf base through Illustrator first to correct any line issues, then import the .Ai file intro photoshop as a linked file.
So now you will have a linked workflow and any changes you might need to do in Illustrator down the road will automatically update in your Photoshop file.
Minimal but eye-catching, it not easy to achieve that ... Thanks.
whats the banana on your tool bar?
at 5:21 what key you press to mask it.
The mask is located at the bottom of the layer window. But at 5:21 I just included an area to an existing mask. I selected that bit with a magic wand, then left-click on the mask thumbnail to select it, then hit alt + backspace to fill that selection with white, thus revealing the texture on the mask.
Could I have discount code please?
But brother, after inverting the mass I'm not getting that black color tree
queria muito essas escalas humanas utilizadas no vídeo mas procurei no site e não achei
Oi Ivan, essas escalas fazem parte do curso Isometric Diagram Masterclass. Mas to pensando em colocar na loja tbm
@@LearnUpstairs ah seria uma boa! mas futuramente pretendo adquirir os cursos tbm de qualquer maneira. valeu cara, parabéns pelo trabalho!
hey Man really sorry couldnt pay anything . but i m promising you that one day i will be able to afford one of your product with money. But you know what heres a sub and like. and hell yeah i will share this video for sure
Hey Chirag, no worries man! All the support here is already much appreciated. Thank you so much for being here 💙
cannot get the tree brush set, i click on i want this and nothing happens?
you need to input 0 on the price and then continue the process.
Can you make me an architectural a1 poster? I will pay you.
Why photoshop? & not illustrator? considering the raster vs vector, I would prefer vector output in my portfolio pdf with min. file size and no quality loss.
Hey Rohan, you can use Illustrator to do almost the same thing I did in this video. But I wouldn't use the min file size and quality loss as the reason to go with Illustrator
If you need extra quality just use a bigger canvas. And for the majority of uses we need, digital or physical, honestly... photoshop results go by just fine.
The best-case scenario for me is to combine both and use them simultaneously with a linked file.
In Photoshop you have a lot more control over overall image settings like contrast, texture, and detail, whereas in Illustrator you're looking for more of a "blocky" and "vectorized" result.
And also in Photoshop, we don't need to be worried about closing shapes, or perfectly overlapping lines to create the desired result. Photoshop is a lot more forgiving.
But again, at the end of the day, it's not that one is better than the other, just use what software you're most comfortable with.
@@LearnUpstairs thanks for your immediate reply.
Yeah I agree with you, we cannot say one is better than other, depends on usage.
My main concern is, after we produce a raster output in photoshop, and say we are combining all artboards in a pdf say in indesign,
so at the end, ofcourse everybody would like to keep the file size min. Here, if vector graphics are there, we can easily manage a less than 5-10mb file. But same cannot be said for raster outputs, as compressing it would reduce the quality.
I have know photoshop for many years, and yes its forgiving and provides a quick output when compared to illustrator, but coz of the above mentioned things, since a last few years I've shifted to illustrator. And thus the problem I'm facing is, I end up spending hours on finishing a good result in illustrator, when actually it could have taken mins in photoshop.
@Upstairs ?
@@rohanthe123456 Hey Rohan, didn't see your reply here. Sorry!
No matter what, vector results will look crispier and have "more quality" than raster ones.
But that doesn't mean that work done in PS isn't usable for print stuff.
If you're putting together PDFs in InDesign, you need to keep in mind where this result will be displayed so that you can compress the work done in PS accordingly.
If you're going to show it on a 1080p screen, you don't need the file to be 5000 pixels wide for example.
Also, I found that saving as an image file, and then converting the individual image file as PDF seems to generate a smaller file afterall.
But also, if you're going to import the PS result into InDesign you don't need it to be in PDF. It can come directly from a JPG, PNG, or even TIFF.
your shortcuts are not working.
do you work on a mac or a PC?
I work on a PC, Anais Sigari. Which shortcuts are not working?
Ctrl + alt + G to group the new layer to the mask
I believe that's the shortcut @Upstairs
Slightly too fast, I would appreciate it if you could add Mac shortcut tools as I have never used Windows before.
Your pro tips are not working I can’t add texture by use ur pro tip give me some solution
it's niubility ，
it's too fast for beginners
Brush sets are not free, lol
Yes it is! The same tree pack I used on the video is on our pack store for free.
It’s the second link on the vídeo description, and it has 0+ as the price.
Therefore just type in 0 and finalize the checkout
you should talk less and teach more
I find it very frustrating that your words and your actions do not match each other. You're doing one thing while talking about something else. For instance 5:23 - I don't understand how you applied paper texture to the pillar and you don't explain it. And there are other moments like this. I had to make a mental desicion to ignor you talking and watch what's going on on the screen. Will never buy a course from you for this reason.
Hey Natasha! Thanks for the feedback and I’m sorry to hear that. But you must understand that a video for TH-cam needs to be quicker, and therefore I can’t show every little step of the process. An image like this can take more than an hour to make, and very few people would sit and watch it all.
So the videos need to deliver a lot in very short amount so that I keep the retention higher and youtube shows this video to more people.
But in a course that’s a totally different story. When you enroll in one of my courses, I’m not competing for your attention anymore. So I can dive into every little detail, and all the lessons are created explaining it all.
There I can spend hours to explain all the concepts, moves and workflow to create the images. And that’s exactly what I do.
So in short two different places, with two different approaches. TH-cam is for quicker content, more focused on overall tips and tricks. But then courses a full workflow is taught with attention to every little detail.
I encourage you to watch the free previews we have over our courses to see if that suits you. I’m sure they won’t disappoint you. 😁
@@LearnUpstairs Thank you for such a detailed answer. It makes perfect sense. I will give them a try :)