3dsmax (Vray/AutoCAD) full interior design bathroom project

Description

   If you seek how to step from theory into real interior design practice, in this course I will show a part of a real project I have already acomplished. I will explain the process an interior designer must do from the start to the end, in order to create the full project of any interior space, in this course I took for example a bathroom, but it can apply to any other interior space. Of course every interior space got it's own features, but still this entire process is very alike for any interior space. I took as an example a bathroom, so the people who will try to repeat and by the way I suggest that you should one time repeat the process you will see in this course, by doing so it will be the most fast way to pass from theory to real projects experience, there is no better teacher than the practice itself. In the process I will try to explain the logic and way of approach to some details or stages of inteior design process, but I will will repreat myself one more time, the fastest way to learn is by repeating at least one time the whole process. Keep in mind that watching and doing seem close, but are very different in reality. 

   This course is mainly for medium and advanced interior designers, AutoCAD, 3ds max, vray and Photoshop users, at least you will have to know the basics so you can be able to repeat it, in order to aquire the full knowledge from this course, still I think that even a beginner can watch this course, in that way, even if not all the functions technically will be clear, the process, the real process will be understood and it will be just a short period of time until that beginner learns the technical part of how to do it.

   You will see that this course belongs to a full series of courses on 3ds max and inteior design, of course it's not real to tell about everyting that it's linked to 3ds max for example, as technical part, for that there is another course that delivers the way how to begin to work in 3ds max, and so on, that's why you should not be bother about the fact that this is a part of something you didn't watched previously, it is not linked directly to those parts, I'm trying to create my courses on topics that are linked to 3ds max and inteior design, as this is my main activity, but as I said, it's not possible to tell about everything in one course, this topic it's huge, that's why I divide this into parts that can deliver my interior design experience an d based on what students are looking for, foe example if a beginner it's looking how to start 3ds max he will start with the first course and for those who got already some knowledge about, in this case interior design process, and would like to start their practice and real projects, of course they will go directly to this subject.

   I've tried to explain in this course the interaction between the client and an interior designer, starting with the meeting with a client, which is by the way one of the most important phases, on this depends if you will take or not the project itself, and finishing with the images that you will create in 3ds max and Vray, and the technical plans that you should deliver to the client as well (they will be given to a contractor later so that the project could be realized).

   That's why I invite you to follow along and I do suggest that you not only watch, but also repeat the course so you can get the most fastest way to understand the process and try it on a real project, using these principles.       

   

What You Will Learn!

• the process an interior designer must do from the start to the end, in order to create the full project of any interior space
• step from theory into real interior design practice, based on a real project
• a step by step ready method to create real interior projects
• it's not linked to other parts of the full course
• the interaction between the client and an interior designer
• learn how to create realistic renders (3ds max and Vray settings explained + postproduction)
• understand how to create the technical plans for a bathroom

Who Should Attend!

• interior designers
• 3ds max users
• Vray users
• AutoCAD users

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