Creation of 3D Scenes from Scratch in Maya
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Work on a scene’s set dressing starting from the idea, to the blocking and composition, up to the final render
Composition, color, and lighting are the keys to bringing a 3D stage to life. Through the set dressing, you can not only decorate and set a realistic environment but also provide information to the story you want to tell. Albert Valls is a 3D artist who specializes in modeling and scene creation, and his projects are defined by his passion for the small details. In this course, he teaches you how to create your own scene.
With his experience working in Framestore for high-level productions such as Avengers: Infinity War, Thor: Ragnarok, and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, in this course he teaches you all the necessary steps to create a scene from scratch in Autodesk Maya.
Start the course by meeting Albert, who tells you a little bit about him, about his professional career as a 3D artist, and the different reasons why he has been successful in his career. He also shows you artistic references and his main audiovisual influences.
Albert talks to you about the most important thing before creating a scene: the idea. Learn about different sources of references and how to plan the project. See the basic concepts of composition and make the first sketch of your scene, which is fundamental before starting.
Let’s get to work! Using essential tools, block out or model in low poly to visualize and modify your scenario, adjusting the scale, volumes, and proportions.
Then, build the assets of the environment. See what the set dressing technique is and the importance of choosing the right style, level of detail, and creation of libraries to optimize your modeling work. Also, see how to reuse already modeled objects to create new ones and prepare all the assets for production.
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