Architectural Perspective Collage in Photoshop; Start to Finish Timelapse

A couple start to finish Architectural Perspective Render/Collages. Shown Layer by Layer, all done starting with a simple Rhino3D & Vray Whitecard render and Adobe Photoshop.
This should Illustrate that you really don't need to do photoreal renders to get great atmospheric results, and once you get good at Photoshop these can be made in 30minutes or less!
Let me know if you want to know what I did at any step, hopefully you can see the process of layering in texture, detail, and shadow/light to create amazing perspective collages.
As always ask any questions in the comments and I will reply!
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0:05 Perspective Collage 01
1:10 Perspective Collage 02
2:20 Perspective Collage 03
2 Bonus Collages Shown Faster just to see the process
3:25 Perspective Collage 04
4:19 Perspective Collage 05
4:45 Final Collage Results
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[@ritaelyazidi287]

Your videos are the best out here, I thank you for all the work you've put into these videos and I would love to have more. You are saving me in my studies

[@user-yk1cw8im4h]

dude you need to put out more videos, they are so good and i like how you don't put up a show like most youtubers out there do. love how concise and to the point they are.

[@archigraph_]

Thankyou, appreciate it. I'm working on more videos atm, and hoping to improve consistency. 👌

[@ritaelyazidi287]

I have a question about the ligh effect on 3:25 how did you do that?

[@archigraph_]

Hiya, sorry for the late reply, just back from Holidays. The addition of the light on the floor/walls is actually just a render lighting layer I have added over the image. You could just use a layer mask with full white fill underneath. Mask out the area that you want the light to show, and play around with the layer modes, try soft light, overlay, or multiply, and reduce the layer opacity to control the effect of the light/shadow

[@resatkaracol1192]

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[@sashanakitende8532]

Thanks for this, it's good to know that it can be created in just photoshop alone! The only question i have are the curtains used towards the end? Is it the same process as you used from the earlier collages?

[@archigraph_]

Great, glad you liked the video! Yes the curtains are done using an image/texture of a curtain. A couple images on different layer Modes are overkayed over each other on reduced opacities. Try soft light, overlay, multiply etc.

[@sashanakitende8532]

@@archigraph_ Ah okay, great thank you!