Mastering interior lighting with Corona Sky and Sun only
In this post I show how to use only Corona Sky and Sun for interior lighting, focusing on camera placement, scale, shadows, and composition to achieve natural results. I’ll also cover focal length, depth of field, framing, and adding backgrounds without losing realism.
Create outstanding and effortless grass in your images
Creating a realistic grass field can be one of the most rewarding and challenging parts of our job. In this step-by-step tutorial, we’ll walk through the process of building a natural-looking meadow using Cinema 4D and Corona with the Chaos Scatter tool.
How to enhance your images with the power of AI
A good render deserves that final 20% that makes all the difference. This article will guide you step by step in learning how to push your render beyond “almost”: enhancement, upscaling and generative processes without losing the original concept.
Everything you need to know about wooden floors
Wooden floors can make or break the realism of an interior render. In this article, we’ll explore how to render wood surfaces with high fidelity from choosing the right textures and mapping techniques to enhancing details like grain, reflections, and subtle imperfections.
Understand Physical Materials and PBR workflow
Mastering the PBR workflow is key to unlocking Corona’s full potential. In this article, we’ll break down how to set up physically based materials step by step and how to fine-tune them for believable and true-to-life light interaction and great results with no effort.
man under the hood
My name is Angelo, and for over 20 years, I’ve been passionate about teaching and creating images focused on architecture and interior design using Cinema 4D and Corona.
I’ve learned everything I know by hunting down scattered bits of information across the web, then gathering, verifying, synthesizing, and organizing them in a clear and structured way.
This blog was born to share that knowledge and help beginners — like me, a few years ago — save the time and effort it cost me to figure things out.
This blog is a practical guide based entirely on my personal experience — everything I’ve learned and used to build a career in this field.