SketchUp V-Ray Visualization Course for Interior Design

Do you want to create outstanding visualization and present your projects at the highest level? If yes, SketchUp V-Ray Visualization Course is just for you.

You will create two projects during the training: Visualizations of the Living Room and Bathroom. Learn in practice how to create photorealistic visualizations.

We will show you how to avoid mistakes, speed up your work and create stunning visualizations.

1. From zero to hero  The course is for beginners as well as professionals. I will guide you step by step through the process of creating a visualization.
2. The highest quality. Learn from our experience. We will show you how to avoid mistakes, speed up your work and create stunning visualizations.
3. Materials to download  With your course, you get a library of models, materials, and lights for you to download.

• From Modeling to Visualization.

The first step in creating impressive visualizations is a correct model in SketchUp. Detailed elements, grouped models and components, tags, and property-modeled tiles are necessary to create the highest quality project. In the Living Room and Bathroom projects, I will teach you how to model interiors correctly. Together we will develop detailed elements and furniture. It will increase the quality of your visualization.

• Lighting

During the course, you will get to know all the most critical types of lighting. You will learn how to set them correctly. It will be: Sun Light, Dome Light + HDRI Maps, Rectangle Light, Mesh Light, Emissive Material, IES Light, Sphere Light

• Materials

Photorealistic materials are one of the key elements in creating a stunning visualization. I will teach you how to create materials by setting both: basic and advanced parameters. After the course, you will be able to create your photorealistic materials.

• Visualization and Postproduction

If you created a visualization you can still improve it using the V-Ray Post Production tool. You can change the brightness of the scene, saturation, and intensity of the particular lights. All with just one click. Get to know the Post Production settings and enhance your visualization.