Sooraj Nagabalaji

As an architect, Adobe Photoshop has been a crucial tool in my workflow, evolving from basic image editing to an indispensable part of my creative process. Initially, I used it for post-processing architectural renderings, adding textures, lighting, and entourage to bring visualizations to life. However, its true value emerged in the creation of drawing sheets. I began exporting technical drawings from CAD and composing them in Photoshop, allowing me to apply a cohesive graphic design, typography, and color palette. This enabled me to blend digital precision with artistic flair, incorporating hand-drawn sketches and diagrams to create compelling and professional presentations. Over time, Photoshop has become my partner in every stage of design, from mood boards to final presentations, helping me to elevate architectural drawings from mere technical documents to visual narratives.