Palettes

Render Styles now called Palettes
You can create renderings with different Palettes, according to your preference.

How to switch Palettes

1. In the Brush Studio drawing app, go to the "Create" tab (right side of the screen)

2. You can see the "Palette" dropdown menu under Style, where you can choose the preferred one from the list.

3. If you click on "Generate", the renderings will be created according to the selected Palette

What Palettes do we offer?

There are different categories of Palettes. We are offering a list of publicly available palettes, that we will keep adding more and more, according to the general industry needs. There is also an option for enterprise clients to custom train models. This service will be self-serviced and available very soon for any user.

Essentials

Essential palettes are the most universally useful styles that you can utilise as base aesthetics that can be relevant in any design discipline or topic

Vizcom General

Stunning, photorealistic imagery that puts the focus on your product.

Model version: V2 (New!)

Model version: V1

This palette allows the most creative freedom when it comes to promting. You are free to describe materials, colors, objects, scenes, backgrounds. As a base aesthetic, it is set to provide a simplistic studio rendering of a product, unless you specify different conditions.

This palette is suitable for inpainting and modifying on different parts of the rendering in a photorealistic manner.

If you add a reference image with this palette, the translation will be the closest, to the original image compared to other styles. It will be a realistic interpretation of the inspiration image.

Surface Sculpt

Clean dynamic surfaces.

This palette offers creative and clean surfacing solutions, suitable for fluid form studies and speed form explorations. The primary focus is vehicle design studies.

Volume Render

Three-dimensional look with a emphasis on depth and form.

This palette can be handy when it comes to form development, without any distracting colors and elements on the rendering. It's like a base ambient occlusion type of visual, that you can build onto.

Stylized

Stylized palettes have a very specific color palette and aesthetic to them. If you are looking for a striking visual in a coherent style, these can be good choices to make renderings with.

This also means, that these palettes will not follow color prompts accurately, the level of control is lower when it comes to exactly describing a desired rendering, compared to more general styles.

CyberCel

Vibrant flat colors with strong outlines and high contrast.

Technicolor 6

Futuristic, concept Art inspired style with emphasis on the vibe and envinronment of the whole composition.

Model version: V2 (New!)

Model version: V1

Pastel Render

Gentle and soothing color palette, inspired by the soft hues of pastel colors

Automotive

There are very specific rendering styles and aesthetics when it comes to automotive design. We wanted to create palettes that can capture the fluid, artistic, automotive industry specific design sketches. These palettes are also more up to date with design trends, compared to the general ones.

Automotive Exterior

Vivid car design renders with emphasis on shadows and reflections.
Selecting the sketch with inpainting can result in beautiful, lightly shaded sketches.

Model version: V2 (New!)

Model version: V1

Automotive Interior

Detailed renderings emphasising texture, lighting and space in automotive interiors

Palette influence

Palette influence enables to have control over the strength of the rendered image. In other words, you can control, how much the selected style should influence your original sketch.

You can set the palette influence at the Create panel - Style section - Palette option - percentage

Examples on modifying palette influence on the same sketch:
(Palette: Auto Exterior V2)

(Palette :TechnocolorV2)

With the help of palette influence, you can go from a lightly shaded sketch, to a fully colored prominent rendering.

Combining palettes

With the inpainting selection tool you can render different parts, in different palettes, taking advantage of each ones strengths.

Soon you'll be able to create your own Palettes!