Creating a Presentation Ready Architectural Visualization in Maya and V-Ray | 2.04 GB

Software: 2h 22m | Video: AVC (.mp4) 768x432 15fps | Audio: AAC 32KHz 1ch

Genre: eLearning | Maya 2013, V-Ray, Photoshop CC, Red Giant Magic Bullet Looks | Project Files Included | June 17, 2014

These lessons are intended to walk a viewer through the actual workflow used by architecture and visualization offices in the creation of presentation-level imagery. Aimed at viewers already having a basic proficiency with the software, this tutorial focuses on how to create a compelling image in a short time frame. In Maya, we’ll look at multiple ways of lighting, creating materials, and organizing a scene, so you can choose the best option for the job.

In Photoshop we’ll make sure our workflow provides maximum flexibility and editability. We'll look at plenty of tips and tricks, including modeling techniques and plug-ins I have picked up over years of experience. We'll hopefully speed up your workflow so you can meet that deadline.