Porto Carvoeiro Hotel

[Pborges]

Hello everyone!

I would like to present you our last project done with my beloved partner @estela.s.andrade, located in the Douro's River, in Portugal. We always wanted to make a hotel project and it was given us the opportunity to do the interior and exterior design and present then with total creative liberty. We learned a lot during the process and it was exciting to see the results!

You can check it out more renders at our website www.bonsastudio.com and our instagram page!

The client loved it and we hope you do too!

🧡

Best regards,
Pedro and Estela

@bonsastudio
@pedrim_borges
@estela.s.andrade

[Philip kelly]

Fantastic set of images, I'd very proud of them.
The people are perfect, so how did you do them?
Phil

[aaouviz]

The people are perfect, so how did you do them?

I'm just guessing: put 3d people in, render, then improve with AI. Pretty standard stuff these days.

[Pborges]

Fantastic set of images, I'd very proud of them.
The people are perfect, so how did you do them?
Phil

Thank you so much, sir!
Those people are 3d, enhanced with Magnific. Im glad you liked it!

[Philip kelly]

It is not standard.
Have you used it. it will add up pretty quick, 47 euros a month and for the 2500 credit, and you use 60 for one pass. that will be used up quickly trust me.
There is a lot of testing before you get your image right also.
So I can't see it being the standard. Sorry.

[aaouviz]

I don't use magnific, I use Krea. It's $10 a month, does the same job. And honestly, I couldn't work without it now, my workflow has become so dependent on it.

And I find Krea to be 'good enough' on the first try almost every time.

I call it standard as the majority of archviz YouTube channels are promoting this workflow these days. Once those guys get on board, most others do too and it's no longer cutting edge. I've used Krea in my workflow for 10 months now, which - at this current fast paced rate of development - is a long time.

And something can be pricey and still standard.

[cgifurniturecom]

It looks good.

[Pborges]

Yeah I agree partially this is Standard for the industry. AI has become very useful for the past year or so and most artist have at least dabbled into it. Many are still resistant (As I was) and like aaouviz, its part of my workflow with no doubt about it. No matter what AI artists use it, its a wonderful tool if you know how to use it. Its that 5-10% enhancing that uplifts your work, specially for jobs with tight deadlines.
And in my opinion, the use of AI will only grow from now on.

There is a lot of testing before you get your image right also.

And that is so true!

[Pborges]

It looks good.

Thank you so much!!