Underwater paradise
photobash.
Tropical paradises are one of the most pleasant types of images to create. In this one Pedro explores a different type of image, with a half water shot. Using some of his vacation images from photopacks.net.
Overview.
In this quick and easy tutorial, Pedro explores the beauty of creating a tropical paradise visual. Using various styles and approaches, Pedro starts with a simple rendered base and explores the image and relates the form of the architecture with the image, exploring a mix of photobashing as well as sketching in order to achieve an image that really helps in portraying a piece of architecture that is still in the works and yet to be fully defined. Discover the Photoshop file below and use it to expand your knowledge of post production and sketch like views.
Some of the topics we touch in this tutorial include
Watercolour brush effects
Lighting, composition and mood
Half water images for you to use in your projects
All renders and passes in the PSD
Buy this file for $23
Narrator and Artist: Pedro Fernandes
Having studied and worked around the world as an architect, Pedro is fascinated by colour and composition, using Photoshop as his weapon of choice. He has become known for his before and after pieces (postproduction) in Architectural Visualisation. He founded Arqui9 and together with the team they have worked for many of the worlds leading architectural firms, including Zaha Hadid, Foster + Partners, Aedas, AECOM and Heatherwick studios, to name just a few.
Included in the file.
1 x PSDs (Photoshop files),
105 x High res photos from our World Skies Photopack, 6000 x 4000 pixels
Half water photos with usage rights
Note, the PSD is meant as a compliment to the YouTube video.
Stats
Video link Underwater Paradise
Level Starter to intermediate
Type Architectural, postproduction
Programs used Adobe Photoshop CC
Credits Photopacks, Gabriel Diaz
Duration 25m
Price $23
Process.
Below you will find some of the progress shots from the video, that demonstrate how Pedro went about creating this quick and easy sketch.
Final image produced
Worldwide skies photopack included
Works in progress
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