May 2023 Newsletter
Welcome to the May Render Plus Software Newsletter. In the news this month … New Case Study, new Render Ready Round Sconce Lamp, and more!
Latest User Case Study – Wojcik + Associates Architects
Our latest case study features Wojcik + Associates Architects, Inc. Dave Wojcik uses our IRender nXt SketchUp extension. A key focus of Dave’s is lighting, “Lighting really creates a little drama and emotion, whether it’s for an exterior or an interior rendering, and helps “sell” the design intent.” Read the full case study.
New Render Ready Round Sconce Lamp
Try our new render ready “Round Sconce Lamp“. We’ve added it to the SketchUp 3D Warehouse and it’s also automatically available through our IRender nXt, IRender SU, 3D Design Studio, and ArielVision SketchUp renderers.
Customer Quote of the Month
“The firm as a whole appreciates the ability to make photorealistic renderings that better communicate the design to our clients.” Claire, US
HDRi Background of the Month
This month’s HDRi background is “Farm Field (Pure Sky)” from Poly Haven. Poly Haven provides free HDRi backgrounds, textures and models.
Share a Recent Rendering!
If you’re a licensed user of our rendering software (IRender nXt, IRender SU, 3D Design Studio, ArielVision, nXtRender) submit your latest renderings (5 or less) for our Rendering of the Month competition today! The winner is announced by email and also posted to the Rendering of the Month page on our website.
You can vote for April’s winner via our Rendering of the Month post on LinkedIn, Facebook, or Instagram.
March’s Rendering of the Month Winner
Backyard Pool by Cameron Severy
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