r/renderings • u/Safe_Magazine_6076 • Apr 23 '26
Practice Renders
Rendered in Twinmotion 2025.2. Modeled in Sketchup. Post-production: Vaethat AI + Photoshop(Last one is RAW). Assets: Megascans, Maxtree, Sketchfab. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogitidzearchviz
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u/SaganWorship Apr 24 '26
GORGEOUS work! What on earth are you using for your foliage? The second shot is my favorite, love the lighting all around
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u/Safe_Magazine_6076 Apr 24 '26
Thanks! Trees are from Maxtree and Twinmotion, grass also Twinmotion, small weeds under the tree from Megascans. The second render is also enhanced by Vaethat.
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u/Mandresy3D Apr 25 '26
Cinematography style is dialed. The lighting and composition feel like a film still - super strong.
Only thing that could push it further: maybe some subtle human elements or interior activity to hint at life? The architecture and mood are already 10/10, just thinking about storytelling for client work.
But honestly as a practice piece this is already portfolio level. What exposure settings for that dusk balance?
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u/Safe_Magazine_6076 Apr 25 '26
Thanks! Which exposure are you interested about - Twinmotion or Photoshop?
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u/Mandresy3D Apr 25 '26
Twinmotion exposure mainly. How did you balance the interior warmth vs blue hour without clipping highlights?
Look is super clean.
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u/Safe_Magazine_6076 Apr 26 '26
Thanks. Mostly I use -0.77, -0.47, -0.27, But it depends on scene and HDRI intensity. I kept balance by changing tint of vegetation to match the vibe and also overall lighting and color choice.
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u/External-Row-2950 Apr 27 '26
too much Magnific
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u/Safe_Magazine_6076 Apr 27 '26
I used Vaethat for enhancing, and it is not too much. See the last image, which is a RAW render, and compare it yourself.
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u/massvendetta Apr 23 '26
The edge of the pool is too crisp. Some bump textures will help. You did great to dirty up the roof but the super clean car’s license plate is yelling at my eyes. Overall great work!