1 Project and 3 Different Axonometric Styles in Architecture

~
In this video, we're exploring 3 different axonometric styles! I used a combination of Illustrator, Photoshop, and Vray to get these results. The modeling part was done in Sketchup because the idea was to have just a fairly basic 3d model. But if this was a real project workflow, I'd probably have worked in Archicad and then exported the base files from there. The rendering step was done using Vray because it's a very flexible engine, but the rendering Style can also be achieved with other engines (even real-time).

Want to create your own version or the diagram? Or get a closer look at the files (.Ai, .Psd. 3D)?

Packs mentioned in this video:

~
Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:47 More about the project from WERK
1:32 Drawing the plan with Rayon
3:29 3D modeling
3:58 Exporting the pdf
4:33 Organizing the Illustrator file
6:23 1st style: Colored lines
10:02 Learn more about diagrams
10:24 2nd style: Textures
11:56 3rd style: Rendering
16:18 bonus tip: Clay renders
17:05 Final thoughts

~
A platform to learn Architecture Representation and Visualization:

You can also follow us here:

Let's talk:

[TheSid]

I didn't know in the first diagram that all it needs is a gradient to give the linework this wonderful look. That is such a life-saving hack🤯. That was actually full of little but important tips & tricks packed video. Thanks!

[ShowItBetter]

What an awesome video! Back to the basics of a good old diagram. Loved it.

[dududadadede]

Brilliant. The scaling on the cheat sheet is a step I didn't know I needed to do but will keep in mind, thank you.

[illustratingarchitecture]

This is what a genuine teacher looks like. I've learned a lot from you, thanks❤

[MelosAzemi]

Incredible video as always Oliver! The Archi community needs a lot more tutorials like these :)

[squarc]

Been watching your videos a lot along my architectural study. Not only your tutorials help a lot, but it also inspires me so much that my studies became less and less frustrating. Keep up the great work bro! 👊

[markpage]

My favourite of the three is the third exploration... Thank you Oliver for the useful content.

[fernandocabrera]

Amazing! I forgot about clay renders straight out of sketchup with the vray plug in! Thanks for the video, you always deliver, Oliver!

[alejandrojimenezrestrepo]

I love all your content, it has been a lot of learning for me and I'm only halfway through all your videos, you are incredible, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[NikhilKumar-fitb]

thanks for making these types of videos. It really helps to take our visualization methods to a whole new level.💯🔥🔥

[kenyomusa]

Excellent tutorial. Thank you for purting this information out into the world

[FernandoMartinez-qx]

Thank you so much, my drawing look awesome after this video!!

[roussend]

I love these videos, it’s hard for me to follow since I have 0 experience in illustratior but I’m trying to learn with these, maybe consider making some beginner friendly vids in the future? I would appreciate it a lot

[flowupdesign]

this is awesome thanks for always posting useful content.

[franciscoseisdedos]

Amazing vídeo and great ideias on how to show the projects in a more interesting way. :)

[StudioDesignStudio]

Just epic, really enjoyed seeing the process and attention to detail

[yugi]

Awesome result ! Tho I'd never have enough time to use it on an actual project.

[thaaer_shaabo]

THANK YOU MAN ♥ NICE TUT
12:07 JUST IN SSR METHOD I THINK IT SHOULD BE :
SCALE : LEFT, TOP, RIGHT =82.062% (BTW: IF U MAKE IT EXACT 82% THERE WILL BE A SMALL GAP BETWEEN TOP AND RIGHT FACE)
SHEAR ; LEFT : -30, TOP : 30, RIGHT : 30
ROTATE : LEFT : -30, TOP : -30, RIGHT : 30
BEST REGARDS

[davidroa]

gracias por existir, de verdad que me has ayudado bastante en la manera de comunicar más acertivamente los prroyectos de arquitecura durante mi paso por la universidad.😍🤯

[rMittraMedia]

Such a cool and great video, loved the way this video is edited would be great if you could share all the SFX you used in the video loved them