life-changing hypersonic interior rendering tricks
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The fastest most effective way to sell your ideas can be by collage-ing your design over a photograph of an existing space (or image taken from Google Street view). All the techniques involved in turning this photograph of an existing room into this rendering of a proposed design, all in about two hours. To follow along with this exercise, download the images used in the video at the link here: www.ipadforarchitects.com/dow...
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Hi! Love your videos! Yesterday I had a deadline and sent out some quick sketches done in Procreate, following your tips! Didn’t have enough time to do proper renders ..and the result was great , client loved them! Thanks for your work.
This is such a great thing to hear, thank you Federica! I would love to see your sketches if you would ever be up for sharing them. It might be fun to interview you for the Procreate Procreators videos I'm planning. Send me an email if you would be willing to consider either, OK?
Thank you for this follow along videos, it is very helpful.
So glad you liked it!
WOW~ There are so many smart skills, really loved this series of interior rendering, expected for more interior related videos!
Thanks for your kind words!
Thank you for the perfectly explained process and the excellent video!
Very welcome Douglas
So many great tips! Will need to watch this over and over! Many thanks 🙏🏻👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻
Thanks Jimmy
This is so cool! Amazing work and thank you for sharing
Thanks Christian!
As always, I real pleasure wathcing your videos.
Thank you, Olle! 10 degrees Fahrenheit here this morning, may as well be Sweden!
Thankyou, its realy great, good tips.
Thanks, Dedi!
I really like the way you explained 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! 😃
Thank you Sir, you are AWESOME!
You are very welcome
Wow👏🏻
Thank you!
...and the happiest of holidays to you and yours )
Pure Magic!!
Thank you Debi!
Thank you, sir!
This is absolutely incredible!!! I love to render my project on procreate too.
Interior designer from Taiwan
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your videos! I use procreate as an artist but also started to do similar work for interior design/ renovations for personal purposes when I purchased my house. Your perspective trick was especially useful. I think adding some fabric texture to the sofa would have helped the colors blend and look a bit more realistic. :)
Are you familiar with an app called Room Planner? If not, it’s super handy to easily create floorplans and various views that can be used to replicate a space without having to edit existing furniture in a photo. You can also add furniture. It has some flaws, but can be used as a starting off point for more detailed customizations off app.
Oh my gosh James, this is absolutely incredible. I taught myself how to do this in photoshop but it's so much easier in Procreate! Thank you for sharing this resource, along with the many other for free.
You are so very welcome! How are using Procreate in your professional life, if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitecture Glad you asked, I’m using it for interior design mood boards, concept boards, and floor plans.
Well thank you again
Fabuleux, et vos explications sont top !!!
Merci! Thank you for joining the community. How are you using Procreate, Karin?
@@iPadForArchitecture I start using Procreate, before i had sketchup and photoshop for my interior design. My problem is how to draw a 3D from a 2D plan. Do you have a video?
@@karinlegras5213 I have been wanting to make one like that thank you 🙏🏽
@@iPadForArchitecture let me know THX
Great tips and tricks 👍
Thank you Sean! I may have asked already but how are you using Procreate in your professional life?
@@iPadForArchitecture just start learning procreate so I can teach my kids later on. Thanks for sharing 👍
Fantastic video as always. I learn a new tip every time. Great work James.
Thanks so much, Brian. How are you using Procreate in your professional life, if I may ask?
@@iPadForArchitecture I am a Creative Director working in the retail / pop up event space. I use "hybrid rendering" techniques all the time. To add a sketch style that clients love, sometimes I will sketch over a dropped opacity real life image or product. The mix of sketched lines over a faint real image has developed into a cool style I use often and saves a ton of time. I have been watching your videos for several years now and have used many different techniques you have shared.
@@ST0RMENTA Yeh that's a good technique. I have one client who even calls me to trace over photorealistic renderings he finds too...too...whatever. They're easy jobs and end up looking pretty cool with the combo of styles. Any special kind of video you would find helpful, Brian? E.g. do you ever use Morpholio?
@@iPadForArchitecture Nothing comes to mind at the moment, but something might pop up in my workflow across my active projects next week that I can share back. I have not used Morpholio yet, but I am interested in the CAD features and the drop in library of items like vegetation. I need to find some time to take it for a test drive.
You have a specific style you use the most and I have a style I use the most. Maybe a video of the same scene / space but in 3 different styles could be a cool video. (ie. sketch over images with drop opacity, just line work with soft color fills and texture brushes, and maybe something like your watercolor or similar technique). The different approaches and different go to brushes for each one. Just a thought. I love all your videos so I am thankful for all your videos.
Great summery of all your tips and techniques. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, Kevin. I know I've seen you pop up in the comments before, but any special kind of tutorial you'd like to see? And part 2: do you ever use Morpholio?
@@iPadForArchitecture Would love tips on kitchen and bath rendering. I've been using sketchup viewer app with warehouse and templates to be able to adjust the prospective on items and screen grab into Procreate. I'm in the trial of Morpholio, tough to warm up to. Hoping you might inspire me with a video to subscribe
I can't find the images to download. Thanks for such an informative tutorial!
Sorry about that, Michele! Email me at jakers3+download@gmail.com and I'll send you a link.
Do you suggest using both morfoleo and pro create?
To be honest, I prefer Procreate. None of these apps can export to CAD, so they are all about concept design, period, and that means the only thing to decide is to choose the one that "feels" best to you, and in my opinion Procreate has the simplest and cleanest UI, leaves the most screen available for its workspace, and is easiest to learn and remember all the commands and workflows. But I know people are passionate about Morpholio and I choose to show them how to get the most out of it, rather than compare and contrast the two. Which one each of prefers probably has more to do with which one that person chose to learn first, but if you don't have strong feelings about one or the other, I would recommend starting w/ Procreate, and it just so happens to be inexpensive when compared. I promise to finish my online course asap so you can get more support!