Why you need to learn Archviz as A 3D Artist

If you want to learn something that is going to be easy for you I would probably recommend you Learn architectural visualization.

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[godsofentropy]

Saying that arch-viz is easy is total understatement. You need to learn modeling, good topology, optimization, lighting, rendering, compositing, camera work, shading that works even for close-up shots and managing projects from simple interiors to huge, vast exteriors that can cover a big part of a city. Arch-viz is basically environment creation on the top level. There are many simpler 3d fields like: low poly modeling, simple assets modeling, etc. Arch-viz can be simple only if you are using 3d models ready for render - like furniture, greenery or even the whole scenes from libraries like Evermotion or other companies. But even then - it's not often one-click solution and it demands skills - some architecture background to know how to design an interior, some photographic background to place and control camera and lighting, etc. If you want to be good at arch-viz it will take time. Years probably. It's not "jump and swim", not at all.

I would rather suggest:
- create simple 3d models, learn modelig, topology, edge flow, unwrapping
- create interior scenes with your models, learn shading, interior lighting, placing camera, rendering, working with 2d plans
- create exterior shots, place grenery, maybe even create your own greenery, learn about gobos, HDRI lighting, composing the scene that will not break your computer, day shots, night shots. volumetrics
- create organic things and fx - sand, snow, rain, sculpting, remeshing, complex modeling
- create real-time renderings - learn about light baking, Lumen, blueprints in Unreal Engine, camera animation, trees animation, simple interactive scripts
- create big exterior shots - from compositing with photographs to terrain creation, ocean creation, animation, particles, extracting real-terrain data

And after a few years you will be able to say that "you know a thing or two about arch-viz" ;)

[durvankurdama]

great video, just asking can you make video for beginner to learn character for all pipeline, just suggest tutorials or channels for becoming a successful character artists

[l.i.t.f.]

Great video, I've been doing some 3d art for a year now and this is really helpful

[brandonjacksoon]

Any recommendations about ArchViz courses? It's hard to find a really good course.

[vlwebd]

*Arch Viz BLENDER Courses.*
What courses do you guys recommend ?

[Nikki]

i work as archviz artist for few year's and i would like to say: who make this video totaly do nut understand archviz, pipline and whot we actyaly do.

[assaineindustries]

I love your videos, cool stuff and encouraging.

[bigjaws]

Did you know about dosch textures? How we can use it in our engine's material editor

[samfoney]

Wow its amazing... I wanna start this art but i dont know how should be start?

[assaineindustries]

can't still get my hands on blender without tutorials. I mean, how can you make something else from a donut tutorial😞