Hello guys i created those materials from photos that inspired me what do you think, and tell me how you make this yourself?

i cant share much since its not finish with the build yet.
Blender cycles.

Here’s my very first basic 3D models on sketchup

Still exploring the software and getting familiar with the fundamentals no real dimensions or complex details yet, just practicing the basics!

Looking forward to improving and taking on more detailed projects next.

Any tips or feedback for beginners are highly appreciated! 👇

Hi guys!

At the end of May, I started practicing with Blender, focusing on exterior architectural visualization, and I really enjoyed it! Since I live in a post-Soviet country, I spent a lot of time modeling prefabricated “commie blocks“, often without blueprints, simply by referencing real-life examples. I soon realized that I could take things further by creating designs for new residential developments, so I set a goal to break into this niche.

Starting in August, I began learning D5 and also completed two full-scale projects for my portfolio (both entirely conceived by me - it was incredibly difficult).

In September, I started trying to find clients and companies via email and similar channels, offering standard renders as well as the interactive features available in D5; I received only one response. Now I’m looking on LinkedIn and Fiverr, but the conversion rate is terrible there, too.

The worst part is that I actually like this niche, but AI scares the hell out of me—the way it’s nipping at my heels. Even though I basically learned the ropes thanks to it (shoutout to Gemini guides), it’s incredibly painful when you’re young and find your niche, only to be terrified that it could go dead within just a few years.

As an interior designer using Blender, I got tired of the headache turning flat fabric scans into true-scale PBR materials. I built a custom tool to fix it.
What’s your current go-to workflow for clean texture maps?

I'd love to know your feedback on this