H χρήση φωτός και σκιάς στο φωτορεαλισμό.

Frame Studio — Thu, 19 Sep 2024 19:08:01 +0000

Light constitutes a very significant element for the photorealism of a render – photorealistic
depiction. The accurate use of the diptych light – shadow creates intensities and depth of
area and in this way the creation of a well-presented image is reinforced and the desired
stylization is added to each scene. The intensity, the diffusion, the hue of light, the sources
of light and other factors are used variously and pursue to define different atmosphere,
feelings and optical impulses according to the needs of each project. We receive different
feelings and optical impulses according to the needs of each project. We receive different
result from a scene with the use of night – lighting and completely different from the same
scene with day or afternoon lighting.

We should point out that except for the natural lighting we can use a lot of different types of
artificial lighting (linear lights, perimeter lights, recessed, hidden, wall-mounted, free-
standing, table lighting e.t.c.) that can be
decided according to the result, which we desire.

Furthermore, the choice of materials plays an important role, as lighting is an element that
can be transformed and highlighted based on the texture, on which it is diffused. Different
result gives a transparent material, which reflects, refracts and diffuses the light and totally
different a semi-transparent, opaque or rough material.

Therefore, a lighting design study should not be skipped from any project, as well as the
emphasis of every 3d- visualizer on the use of light and shadow, textures and details of each
project for the best quality final result.

Τι είναι ο φωτορεαλισμός?

Frame Studio — Tue, 23 Jul 2024 08:04:45 +0000

Photorealism as an artistic movement developed through Pop Art and minimalism in the late 1960s and early 1970s in the USA. In photorealism the artist studies a photograph and then tries to render it in the most realistic way.

Accordingly, in our case the artist - architect - 3d visualizer tries to achieve the same level of detail and realism as a photographer. The biggest difference lies in the fact that the architect "photographs" the space, which he designs, before it is created - constructed. Photorealism is a form of art, but beyond its creative & design expression, it requires practical & rational skills.

It is the three-dimensional visualization of exterior and interior spaces with the creation of volumes, objects, buildings & the surrounding space, which exist within them on a 1:1 scale. This process is carried out through a computer by simulating all the elements that make up a realistic image, such as lighting and its various forms, materials and textures, colors, construction details. The quality of photorealism depends primarily on the degree of representation and imitation of reality, which is also linked to the evolutionary process and knowledge of the architect himself, and consequently the correct performance of the elements mentioned before.

Through photorealism, the optimal performance of the concept of composition, design & decoration of spaces is achieved. It is a combination of perspective, axometric drawing & collage, which includes all the information needed to fully understand a project and could only be rendered during the construction process.

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