How to Use Lumion to Create Emotional Renders, A tutorial

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Timestamps:
0:00 Stop creating renders
1:00 The project I will use
1:25 Layer Breakdown in Lumion
1:46 Material Placement
2:00 Scene saving and thought process
2:42 Initial test renders
3:30 Adding details to each image
4:18 Real Skies and other effects
4:54 First moody render
5:10 Emotional techniques
6:35 When you feel stuck
7:18 Using descriptions to detail your image
8:00 Adding special effects to the hero image
9:18 Working on the Frontal Shot
10:37 Final Images
10:59 Extra render shots with the same project

[mertdemir]

"We want to create visual emotional experiences of spaces that don't yet exist." After this sentence I knew I was watching the right person to educate myself further in my profession. Thanks a lot for providing everything until now. Lovely work!

[dikshasaini]

Oh after watching more and more of your videos, i am getting obsessed not only with your work, but also with you. I love you man.

[DesignGoBrr]

This is true, accurate and well presented!

[NAAZARCH]

This was really useful to break from the typical "Lumiony" render, Getting a render out has become easy but making it Unique and lifelike is still a bit tricky. Would enjoy more Videos in this series to get quick renders but still lifelike.

[celestrialdust]

The render with lights and traffic is jaw dropping. All this from lumion? You are amazing honestly. So happy you created a youtube channel. Thanks and good luck

[NikhilKumar-fitb]

The renders are really good that you can literally feel the mood of the image. Thankyou for making such videos, it really helps a lot.

[afhaamsiddiqui]

The most beautiful visualization channel I have seen ever

[mely_]

I think you covered very important aspects of visualisation. Those techniques really take the image to the next level. Learning a lot from you, thanks a lot!

[TNDStudio]

Very well done steven. The technical barriers for creating renders are very little now (with all render engines), so we have more time to be creative. This is a great example to follow, thanks for showing your process 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿

[edanuragac]

This was an amazing touch to those "dull" renders, thank you ❄️

[humanreactss]

This video is a cherry on top of an already good day, so helpful and inspiring tbh

[rithikaram]

I was always going in a direction that edged towards this idea but never knew how to finish it. And there was always an unfinished look to the render. All these tips help a lot. Thank you so much for this vid💯

[sarahhovsepian]

You are talented, thanks for sharing your process, I’m inspired.

[eggtrixvil]

Dude, you have teach me a lot in all of these videos, i'm really thankfull. Parcero muchas gracias por todo el aprendizaje, creo que hablo por muchos cuando digo que nos ha salvado con todos los datos, ojalá el canal siga creciendo, mucha suerte mi pana. Desde Colombia, en los llanos Orientales.

[bdosiaarchitecturalstudio]

I'm a big fan of your channel. You're one of my inspiration to pursue architecture content creation.

[gerrysnatabraja]

putting the effort on these images certainly paid. astonishing

[alliallii]

Throws mouse after finishing : "EMOTIONAL RENDER"

[rgarlinyc]

Amazing.... thank you! I 'm going to look into Lumion very seriously now...

[archixels]

really appreciate the effort you put in you videos and presentation... you are inspiration

[thelumioncollective]

Great work! Some fantastic results 👏
My favorite was actually the first alternative that was cut, the colors in that version are beautiful.