3D Modeling and Digital Painting an Environment Concept Art using 3Ds Max, Photoshop, and Unreal Engine
Instructor Info
Anya Elvidge is a 3D Environment and Concept Artist who had experience working in Creative Assembly on the Total War:Â Warhammer franchise. She had always enjoyed art as a child, but when she discovered that she could study to become a digital artist on video games, she attended a university to study Game Art. That was 5 years ago and she had never looked back. Red Dead Redemption is her favorite game and had many wonderful memories playing it with friends, and it was part of what inspired her to join the game industry. Advice she gives to artists just starting out is to work hard and make stuff in your spare time! As often as you can. Learn off your own back, and don't expect to be spoon-fed information by anyone out there. The more you work on your own personal projects, the sooner you will find your own style and niche, and you will become unique in what you can offer.
Course Info
In this course, Anya will show you how to create a piece of concept art for 3D artists to model. From the basic 3D blockout in 3ds Max, testing, adding further details and color experiments in Unreal game engine. Finally she will paint up a concept and shows you how to make it as readable and useful for 3D artists as possible. As you follow her series, you will learn about color composition and lighting techniques. You will learn the best ways to create quick and interesting concept iterations. By the end, you will have a completed professional concept art to add to your portfolio.
Improve artistic composition and theory
Acquire lighting techniques to convey mood
Logically arrange shapes, colors, and tones
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Only compliant is that I wish she'd produce more content. For the time being and where I'm at, I'd buy every one (tho preferably more in 3d, but that's just me)
I found this course very useful & insightful, and I wish I if it has a second version that transforms this 2D concept into a 3D game-ready scene ( including geometry, texturing, lighting, etc.)
its a start so ,i can wait ,lets see what will i get.
Great. Clearly stated steps in the process of concept art.
You learn almost nothing from the software she is using. Basically is a long video of her workflow with comentary.
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Galotta84
If your (modeling-/animation-/artist-) school doesn`t provide you with the proper information and/or you can`t find further information on "how to..." on YouTube, this course is for you.
It`s definitly NOT a beginners course. You must be comfortable by using 3ds Max/Maya and Photoshop to "follow along". This course provides profound information about industry standard techniques (blockout, lighting, scene compositing, ...).