Here’s a great opportunity for downloading 50 Kraft paper textures, hand-made, with exceptional quality, for free! All by Resource Boy.

All the textures are available in JPG format, with +8k in resolution, both plain and folded.

You can have access to all the files here.

If you like this assets, take a dive into Resource Boy’s website and check out more of the free content they have to offer!

Explore more of the free textures we have shared here.

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Check out Agnieszka Klich‘s latest video tutorial on how to get better results for your archviz projects by integrating AI with Stable Diffusion.

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In this new Studio Tour episode, Agnieszka Klich from Arch Viz Artist is visiting Vivid Vision, an Architectural Visualization company based in Wrocław, Poland.

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Agnieszka Klich explores some of the features in 3ds Max 2024, like a new Boolean modifier, upgrades to the Array modifier and improvements to Editable Poly and Edit Poly modifier.

You can check all that’s been added and updated in the video below.

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Agnieszka Klich pays a visit to Barcelona based studio Play-Time showing us some of the inner working behind a successful archviz company.

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Neil Blevins from ArtOfSoulburn talks about contrast in composition theory, and how to take advantage of it to create visual interest.

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Agnieszka Klich from Arch Viz Artist explores some of the new features included in the latest version of V-Ray 5, Update 1.

See what’s new in the list below.

• Multiple additive Dome Lights
• Masks in the V-Ray Frame Buffer
• Chaos Cosmos
• Advanced material override
• Аuto-translation of Physical Materials
• Progressive caustics
• New V-Ray Material translucency
• Improved V-Ray Material in viewport
• An more…

For a complete explanation on all the improvements and additions to this release, check out this link.

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Facebook Reality Labs and the University of Southern California have developed an amazing AI tool capable of converting a single PNG image into a fully working 3D model.

Check out the video below from askNK to see how the conversion is done to try it by yourself.

More technical info here.

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Epic Games just announced the next version of its game engine, Unreal Engine 5, showing all of its jaw dropping capabilities in an 8 min demo running on a Playstation 5.

The unveiling of a couple of new technologies are the main focus in the video, Nanite and Lumen, the first being a tool that automatically virtualizes geometry to generate detail as it is needed, and the second, a new dynamic global illumination system.

Check out the video below to see UE5 in action.

Unreal Engine 5 is expected to be released in 2021.

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Chaos Group has made available the beta version for V-Ray 5 for 3ds Max, with features such as a redesigned Frame Buffer (VFB2), new Material Library & Browser and new Light Mix and Layer Compositor.

You can find out more about this new version here and here.

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