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This is not Lavender. It’s Kurinji. The flowers bloom only once in 12 years and I wanted to see how AI upscaling handles it! Kurinji flowers are endemic to South India and grow only in the Shola forests across the Nilgiris, Kodaikanal, and parts of the Western Ghats. When they bloom, the entire hill turns purple. It’s a sight that stays for a few weeks and then disappears for more than a decade. As someone who loves hills, I’ve never had the chance to see them in person. The next bloom will happen around 2030, and I hope to witness it then. Until then, I wanted to see what it could look like. What you see here is my first use case with archidi.ai The base image was created in SeeDream... A visual study of a man in Toda clothing walking up a hill full of Kurunji flowers. I wanted to build a scene where Architecture steps back and the land takes the front. Where the house sits quietly on the rock, surrounded by flowers and mist. It is obvious that AI imagery lose clarity as we keep start looking in the distance And also break when the image is full of details. exactly why I created this image to test if I could keep that clarity all over. So I used archidi.ai to upscale it. The result is exactly what I wanted to see all the details on the petals, rocks, and the building stayed clear. and some grunge details like moss, grass blades and age on rocks got added in! This is a complex image and I like how it's started. Excited to see how it performs with future AI imagery and real projects.

Lighting makes the space — everything else follows. Our art direction and image sense will be one of the key differentiators in the AI era. Concept generated using Archidi.ai tools. you can follow us on instagram also : https://lnkd.in/djtUdCVn

Happy to share that I am becoming a creative partner with archidi.ai Thanks to Ashraf A. for taking me through this. What you see below is the final image for which we discussed over a Zoom call yesterday for close to two hours. I had sent him a set of very simple renders of one of my projects. Just the building. Empty boxes around it. Some okay-looking trees. And flat asphalt road During the call, I asked Ashraf to pick one image from the set and work on it. And he did something that caught me off guard. Using archidi.ai he turned that basic render into something that looked finished and refined. It had better textures, believable depth, and clean surfaces. Even when he sent the image over WhatsApp, the detail still stood out. I’ve been looking for a proper upscaling tool for architecture for a long time. We have great tools like Magnific but I’ve always wondered which tool would really handle textures, materials, and foliage in an architectural way. That’s where archidi.ai holds its place. It understands how surfaces behave. How light sits on materials. How the image can feel crisp without losing realism. I’m genuinely excited to start using it for my projects. To see how far I can push textures and finish on the renders we do every day. If you’re curious to see how ArchiDi.AI works or planning to subscribe, reach out to Ashraf. He’ll walk you through it better than I can.

From Pixels to Photoreal Meet the new DetailR Engine by archidi.ai Transform blurry renders into stunning realism with photoreal details. Sharper. Deeper. More lifelike all in seconds. Try DetailR now and see your visuals come alive original image and upsclaer settings are in comments.

Waves of design. Bold vision brought to life through light, form, and detail. a personal project where matte paint elements were created using archidi.ai and then upscaled using our new upscaler DetailR you can check it now on archidi.ai Prompt for matte paint element and upscaler parameters in comments

i made a test to see which model has better colors gemini flash 2.5 or seedream and i think both are good but seedream adds better details and the model colors has better contrasts etc , this can be used to test mood or just to create matte paint elements which can be upscaled later for production using archidi.ai creative upscaler . original image and prompt will be in comments if you want to try nano banana for free on archidi.ai chat edit tool

From white boxes to aerial backplate to use directly in 3dsmax , this tutorial can save you ton of time if you have an aerial shot and you want to create the backplate fast using archidi.ai it works with any environment city mood and any style you just have to write the prompt correctly for the prompt template i used you can find in the comments. here is the tutorial link : https://lnkd.in/dm38qmmu

Enhancing characters has always been a hassle especially when different genders and ethnicities are involved. Most tools mess up the enhancement, changing essential traits and wasting precious time. With Archidi, we’ve solved that. Introducing Softi upscaler Try it for yourself 👉 www.archidi.ai Original image and settings are in the comments. And don’t forget to follow us on Instagram for more updates: @archidi.ai_

Storytelling in archviz is about more than design—it's about capturing a moment, a mood, a place. Let your visuals speak. image matte elements were created with the help of archidi.ai #archviz #architecture #Conceptdesign