I mostly get inspiration from Pinterest or concept art, photography, or where ever I can find pleasing visuals, take bits and pieces and work from there. If I do sketches they are incredibly rough. Really great with the matte painting, I don't see it used enough in general!
I mainly start with simple 3D hand sketches, then into ArchiCAD to build in 3D. I only really go to 2D views to check that things are plumb. Then render out in Maxwell, and paint over in Affinity.
Thank you for those videos. It is a great insight for me as a student. I usually sketch with pencil, because I love the feel and sound of drawing on paper. But looking at this, I feel like I need to learn matte painting! The results look amazing.
Great as always! I love watching your videos whenever I feel drained and frustrated at work. Goes so well with coffee too :D As for your question, I walk around the 3d environment, then do some hand sketches just to put ideas on paper and go back to 3d
Hi, I direct into 3d and will get a render from Blender and do a BW painting/bashing over for sketches. Then build 80 percent of the scenes in blender for final. Thats my workflow for games
Sketch can bring out so many imaginations, it really helps me construct my concepts.but its another thing to make it come true in my design . Btw , nice tips as always, i just practice these tips every since i watched your videos! Always inspired!🙏🙏🙏
Nice work dude as ever. I find my way from brain straight to 3D without sketching at the moment but maybe I could improve my work with some sketches. Pedro do you have top 5 Movies to get inspired by composition, lighting, cinematography with relation to improving my CG Artwork?🎥🎨✨
I usually sketch 4 or 5 different composition set ups, with simple lines and surfaces, just like small thumbnails, then I get either into 3D (Blender) where i model the concept, or 2D using my sketch as a layer !
@@PhantomWowfull I guess probably more so, as it can be similar to a photographer exploring the site, the moods etc, whereas when you are creating something for yourself, you can change any element, design anything and i think sketching can be much quicker at that
@@Arqui9visualisation Yes the creative process is more possible when you dont really know what you're going for. I do go directly into 3D when I make my projects, since it is based on a real world sized building, with a specific context. Then looking for the right angles to tell the story
I don't use 3D Max, so I don't know if that's a feature to render the background like that, or did you put in some sort of very plain HDRI environment lighting? Right now I'm studying 3D in Blender and Unreal 4.... not because I want to make deeply complex scenes, but so I can quickly block something out and paint over it, the prospect of having mutliple angles, easy selection with colored render passes by id, and having perspective and shadows setup for me will allow me to crank out some concepts quickly - what I"m going for is exactly what you are doing here in this video. Unfortunately i'm not there yet and these tools are very cumbersome for me ^_^
I think doing multiple sketches first and forcing your brain to actually come up with different ideas can be a game changer sometimes, it is really useful in concept art, usually you get more fresh designs the third time around 👍
It really depends for me... I'm a university student and my lecturers always tell us : if you can't model it, sketch it and if you can't sketch it, model it... I tend to work off a preliminary sketch or idea but I trust the process and end up exploring that idea in 3d way more than I would otherwise have done through sketching
Hi. I see you are using a curved widescreen monitor. How is it working on it? Curved surfaces get in the way when drawing? Can you recommend a specific model? Thank you :)
Hello. I am very unsuccessful to make realistic like these scenes. I want to learn how to make exterior, interior, ındustrial object renders and learn how to design games also. :( Please, can you directly give me the course face to face and how much is it?
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Do you prefer to start with a sketch or go directly into 3D when you start a piece?
3D🖒. So nice
@@nathanmark4219 :D many thanks for the kind comment
I mostly get inspiration from Pinterest or concept art, photography, or where ever I can find pleasing visuals, take bits and pieces and work from there.
If I do sketches they are incredibly rough.
Really great with the matte painting, I don't see it used enough in general!
@@kimmy_sander That's awesome, thanks for sharing and thanks for the kind comments :D
I mainly start with simple 3D hand sketches, then into ArchiCAD to build in 3D. I only really go to 2D views to check that things are plumb. Then render out in Maxwell, and paint over in Affinity.
Thank you for those videos. It is a great insight for me as a student.
I usually sketch with pencil, because I love the feel and sound of drawing on paper. But looking at this, I feel like I need to learn matte painting! The results look amazing.
Ahh yes also a lover of paper and pen
so good
So good!
haha that was quick!
@@Arqui9visualisation well... I guess that's what a number 1 fan would do !!!
@@michaelkhoo hah thanks man, big hug out to you.
I'm still in university and every profesor insists on doing the sketches first, they are a bit old school but I like it
Haha. Well sketching is still something that is quick and on hand and one of the basic fundamentals, but I know exactly what you mean
as always...
Nice tips, nice tricks
thank you
Great as always! I love watching your videos whenever I feel drained and frustrated at work. Goes so well with coffee too :D
As for your question, I walk around the 3d environment, then do some hand sketches just to put ideas on paper and go back to 3d
Hi, I direct into 3d and will get a render from Blender and do a BW painting/bashing over for sketches. Then build 80 percent of the scenes in blender for final. Thats my workflow for games
Awesome thanks for your feedback. Quite taken by the amount of people using blender
Sketch can bring out so many imaginations, it really helps me construct my concepts.but its another thing to make it come true in my design . Btw , nice tips as always, i just practice these tips every since i watched your videos! Always inspired!🙏🙏🙏
Thanks a bunch!
@@Arqui9visualisation 🙏🙏🙏
Thanks!!!
That was ultra quick hehe!
@@Arqui9visualisation Yes cause is what I'm looking for mainly for sky integration Thanks again!
Don`t forget...DO IT IN POST! ;)
Haha dammit we forgot to add it!
Nice work dude as ever. I find my way from brain straight to 3D without sketching at the moment but maybe I could improve my work with some sketches. Pedro do you have top 5 Movies to get inspired by composition, lighting, cinematography with relation to improving my CG Artwork?🎥🎨✨
Hey mate, thats a great idea! I will keep in mind
amazing... 😍😍😍
thanks
Part 2 pleeeeeeasee! :)
I usually sketch 4 or 5 different composition set ups, with simple lines and surfaces, just like small thumbnails, then I get either into 3D (Blender) where i model the concept, or 2D using my sketch as a layer !
Thanks for commenting, this is also my preferred method, but when it comes to client work, mostly jumping straight to 3D
@@Arqui9visualisation Why is that ? Do you think it takes too much time ?
@@PhantomWowfull I guess probably more so, as it can be similar to a photographer exploring the site, the moods etc, whereas when you are creating something for yourself, you can change any element, design anything and i think sketching can be much quicker at that
@@Arqui9visualisation Yes the creative process is more possible when you dont really know what you're going for. I do go directly into 3D when I make my projects, since it is based on a real world sized building, with a specific context. Then looking for the right angles to tell the story
I don't use 3D Max, so I don't know if that's a feature to render the background like that, or did you put in some sort of very plain HDRI environment lighting? Right now I'm studying 3D in Blender and Unreal 4.... not because I want to make deeply complex scenes, but so I can quickly block something out and paint over it, the prospect of having mutliple angles, easy selection with colored render passes by id, and having perspective and shadows setup for me will allow me to crank out some concepts quickly - what I"m going for is exactly what you are doing here in this video.
Unfortunately i'm not there yet and these tools are very cumbersome for me ^_^
😁
Thank you for the informal videos, you really help me improve my skills on Photoshop.
May I ask what is the drawing tablet model used in this video?
No worries, Wacom Cintiq 16
I think doing multiple sketches first and forcing your brain to actually come up with different ideas can be a game changer sometimes, it is really useful in concept art, usually you get more fresh designs the third time around 👍
Our dear Antoine. Big hug and thanks for commenting dude!
@@Arqui9visualisation Big hugs man, the video is fantastic!
It really depends for me... I'm a university student and my lecturers always tell us : if you can't model it, sketch it and if you can't sketch it, model it... I tend to work off a preliminary sketch or idea but I trust the process and end up exploring that idea in 3d way more than I would otherwise have done through sketching
Those are actually some wise words, use what works for you!
Yeesssssssss
Looking forward to welcoming you to the review! :D
Hahahah thanks !!!
BTW this tutorial is solid! Thanks !!!
maybe a dumb question but how do u flip the whole canvas in photoshop? :D
It the work from 0:58 included in your upcoming free tutorials here on TH-cam or its part of paid course?
That will be in the paid tutorials
@@Arqui9visualisation when and where?
@@hinduspl I believe in the next coming weeks
Hi. I see you are using a curved widescreen monitor. How is it working on it? Curved surfaces get in the way when drawing? Can you recommend a specific model?
Thank you :)
So far really good. Very pleased with the current setup to be honest.
Price of this course?
is that a iPad pro or what
Cintiq 16, like the smaller size for sketching
Hello. I am very unsuccessful to make realistic like these scenes. I want to learn how to make exterior, interior, ındustrial object renders and learn how to design games also. :( Please, can you directly give me the course face to face and how much is it?
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