3D to 2D: Using 3D as a compositional tool
Learn the basics of SolidWorks, a powerful CAD and engineering software. This advanced course focuses on drafting drawings, converting 3D designs into production-friendly 2D drawings. Gain a competitive edge in the job market with certifications like CSWA, CSWP, CSWE, and CSWA-Simulation. Perfect for mechanical engineering students with knowledge of 2D and technical drawings. Enhance your skills and create real-world designs with the provided example files. Get started with the SolidWorks 2018 student version today.
What you’ll learn
- • Workflow going from 3d to 2d
- • Adding Cameras and Lights in 3ds Max
- • How to control perspective
- • Arnold Render setup in 3ds Max
- • Personalize Photoshop user interface set up
- • Painting in Photoshop
- • Utilizing Layer Blending modes in Photoshop
Struggling with getting your ideas started?
This 3D to 2D course may be for you then. Together we’ll go over how to get your drawings and illustrations to the places you want using a combination of CGI and digital painting.
The most common pipeline for most designs whether they are a character or object is going from a 2d sketch to a more developed 3d model. However there are many benefits in starting from many would consider the more final stages in the pipeline. In this class I hope to share with you an alternative perspective on how to get your ideas started by using 3ds Max as a lighting and compositional tool for your illustration or painting in Photoshop to follow. While we will focus on 3ds Max and Photoshop specifically this workflow applies to any 3d or drawing software you have proficiency over.
I hope that after going through this course you take away with you an alternative perspective on how you approach your own art and design.
Course Overview:
Learn how to set up lighting and cameras in 3ds Max.
How render and save out images from 3ds Max.
Workflow going from 3d to 2d
Adding Cameras, Depth of Field and Using Safe Frames in 3ds Max
Arnold Lights and Camera Exposure in 3ds Max
Arnold Render setup in 3ds Max
Adjusting image value in Photoshop
Painting and utilizing Layer Blending modes in Photoshop
5 hours+ video lectures
Additional Content:
I’ll provide all the brushes I use in Photoshop for you
Preset/project files to follow along
Who am I?
Hi, my name is Connor Chu. I’ve been an Autodesk Certified Instructor at Electric Waves Assoc., a small team of other certified instructors, for about 6 years now. Together we’ve helped our students build portfolios that have gotten them accepted into universities such as Pasadena Art Center, FIDM and USC.
I focus primarily on teaching digital 2d and 3d design such as Photoshop and zBrush/3ds Max. My goal here is to bring you all the knowledge you’ll need to be able to be a successful artist and designer.
Who this course is for:
- Any 2D/3D artists looking to expand their tools and workflow method
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