Photoshop for Architects

Learn to remove a window from a photo for an architectural render. Duplicate layers, keep originals, and use a rectangle selection with content-aware fill to seamlessly fill the area.

Learn how to clean up architectural images in Photoshop by duplicating layers, copying files, and using content-aware fill or the clone stamp when content-aware falls short.

Learn to non-destructively edit in Photoshop by copying a module, creating a mask, and painting with black to hide areas while white reveals.

Learn to add elements like people, trees, and cars into architectural renders by isolating subjects with channel masks and blending them with shadows in Photoshop.

Learn to integrate people into architectural renders in Photoshop by matching perspective, isolating subjects, and painting shadows on walls and floors using layers and masking.

Apply a solid color layer on top, mask to confine color to the wall, and adjust levels and hue/saturation to control the color while preserving shadows and textures.

Explore applying wood textures to architectural details in Photoshop by creating pattern overlays, masking layers, adjusting scale and opacity, and refining shadows with gradients.

Render a floorplan in Photoshop by creating wall and floor layers, tracing walls with the lasso and shift for straight lines, and applying wood textures with pattern fills and masks.

Demonstrates building a door opening in Photoshop by creating multiple layers, drawing shapes, refining selections, and applying white fills and opacity adjustments to achieve a transitional effect.

Learn to set up a bedroom scene in Photoshop for architects by selecting the bed, using lasso and magnetic glass tools, and applying drop shadows to refine lighting.

Create new layers, rotate patterns, and apply pattern overlay to a closet and countertop in Photoshop, using selections and adjustable scale and opacity to test textures.

Discover how to source images from Pinterest, evaluate their quality and definition, and assemble a kitchen scene in Photoshop by layering and adjusting perspective.

Group the three elements, apply a shadow via new rule from layer on the bathroom fixtures, and watch the effect update all items, saving time and organizing your file.

Learn to change wall color to a darker shade, manage selections and layers, import transparent assets, add dimensions, apply filters and adjustments, and build a reusable render library for floorplans.