Forest cabin Workshop | 3ds max + Corona render

What you’ll learn
Realistic lighting skills
Work with exterior 3D scenes
Realistic Material Creation
Advanced post-production

Requirements
3ds max from version 2019 and higher installed from the official website. The trial version is suitable.
Corona render from version 4 and higher installed from the official site, trial version is possible.
Adobe Photoshop any version from the official site.

Description
I’m excited to help you learn how to create a beautiful cabin by the lake and visualize its exterior. This project was implemented during the recording of the workshop and even received Editor’s Choice on the Evermotion website.If you’re interested in improving your 3D exterior visualization skills, then this workshop is perfect for you! We’ll teach you the whole process of creating a landscape, working with vegetation, lighting, and post-processing techniques using Photoshop.Here’s what you can expect to learn during this workshop:Composition: You’ll learn how to prepare the scene, set up cameras, and consider the composition of the angle.Lighting: We’ll show you how to create realistic lighting with HDRI.Models: We’ll teach you how to prepare vegetation and quickly fill the scene with models.Materials: You’ll learn how to work with exterior materials.Quixel Megascans: We’ll show you how to use Quixel Megascans scanned materials and 3D models.Post-production: You’ll learn how to use Photoshop and matte painting for color correction and effects.By following some simple steps, you can create a picture just like the ones we’ll show you. You’ll also receive the source files of the project, including the scene and PSD file.The knowledge you’ll gain from completing this master class will help you improve your 3D exterior visualization skills. You can apply this knowledge to other, more complex projects and understand the process of making exterior designs.

Who this course is for
The course is aimed at 3D artists and architects who want to improve their 3D renders in 3ds max and try to work in Corona render