PHOTOSHOP BASICS TUTORIAL: Interior Perspective, This rendering method can help you achieve perspectives that do not look generic and typical, Photoshop
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3d Modeling: SketchUp Pro 8
Base Rendering: KerkytheaPost Processing: Photoshop CS5 This rendering method can help you achieve perspectives that do not look generic and typical. Plus, after a while, you can already establish your own trademark, you can even make your renderings recognizable as your own. But this is also very experimental. I had my own share of hits and misses with this method- some turned out great, others not so. With practice though, I have improved my time, adopted my own style and developed some techniques.
I have only started using this method January of 2013 – during my thesis days. It was a self-study on online tutorials, really. I picked up different techniques from different sites. I used SketchUp for almost all my 3d modeling. For a while during thesis production, I found 3d Max too complicated and time consuming so I resorted to using the simplest program. I would only be needing the base, anyway.
With the scene saved, I exported the model to Kerkythea (can be downloaded here).
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I don’t adjust much only because I have not learned quite yet the other settings. You can explore on this more so you’ll have less to edit on Photoshop.
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To distort an image, select its layer, Ctrl+T (shortcut for Edit>Free Transform) > Right click > Distort, then drag the points to transform it to the desired shape. Afterwards, trim the parts to be trimmed if necessary.
After being satisfied, change the blending option of the layer to Overlay. Adjust the opacity according to your preference. I used 100% for this.
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Walls and columns were then given texture. Blending option is Overlay with 100% opacity.
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Of course, I applied reflections too. I erased (with eraser tool of low opacity) the part of the reflection farthest from the object to make it more real and seamless.![PHOTOSHOP BASICS TUTORIAL: Interior Perspective, This rendering method can help you achieve perspectives that do not look generic and typical, Photoshop PHOTOSHOP BASICS TUTORIAL](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/7d/87/a0/7d87a01fb0a8427166551ed23604015e.jpg)
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Because, by the way, this is a Fashion Institution, I added fashion elements like the images below. I think they made the rendering more detailed and interesting. They were reflected on the floor too!
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And we’re done with the MATERIALS layer.
Now we have to put entourage. Adding people to the scene is one of my most favorite touches. I hardly do perspectives nowadays without people. In here, the importance of having people cut-outs comes in. I said you can download some at Vyonyx but there are other sites that offer these cut-outs as well. However, when I need a particular entourage (for example Filipino not Caucasian or, in this case, fashion models), I usually download from Google and crop it myself. It is laborious, yes, but sometimes it has to be done.
I think this video can best discuss how to add people to your scene. There are different techniques like adding reflections and shadows or motion blur for moving objects.
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Now we are almost done. Actually, this rendering can stand on its own right here but these final touches are really important for me. But then again, it’s all about preferences still.
I have always been inspired by Labtop Renderings because of their dreamy approach on their images, as if the world is a heavenly and beautiful place. I discovered it can be achieve using some brush strokes and color overlays.
Compare the next set of photos closely. The changes may not be so obvious but these subtle effects can really, really make the difference.
I want light to come in from the glass walls. Using the brush tool in Soft Light mode, I brushed some white light on the area of the glass, then set it to Overlay. The opacity depends on you again but I used 100%. If it comes out too strong, lower it.
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I added a subtle Vignette effect using black brush around the corners of the photo and set it to 50% opacity.
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There you go, hope you find this useful!
PHOTOSHOP BASICS TUTORIAL: Interior Perspective.
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