Character Modelling in Maya

Masks II

A course by Fer Aguilera Reyes , Illustrator and 3D Generalist

98% positive reviews (195)

3,688 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Masks II

Overview

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In this video lesson Fer Aguilera Reyes addresses the topic: Masks II, which is part of the Domestika online course: Character Modelling in Maya. Learn to conceptualize and illustrate characters in 3D.

Partial transcription of the video

“Right now for the part up here, I could do these two pieces like, well what I just said, different parts, rather than directly from the geometry. In fact, they will even have another color so it even suits me have them as separate pieces. I'm going to use a different tool, it's going to be a box. I'm going to model on top of this existing geometry. To use the table, what I recommend is that we work with a dummy, to toast liner, here I have this original face, this is face, eyes. I'm going to duplicate with Control+D, I'm going to hide this face. The reason why I'm wearing a different face, ...”

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Course summary for: Character Modelling in Maya

Level: Intermediate
98% positive reviews (195)
3688 students
6 units
26 lessons (5h 19m)
6 downloads

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Maya
Areas
3D, 3D Modeling

Fer Aguilera Reyes

A course by Fer Aguilera Reyes

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Illustrator and 3D Generalist

Fernando Aguilera is an illustrator and 3D artist. His works are characterized by his use of color and exaggerated figures.

Fernando is passionate about 3D illustration. He is fascinated by the freedom that modeling gives him when it comes to discovering new processes and tools. In fact, his work process differs depending on the project at hand, since he focuses more on the idea and how to carry it out than on continuously polishing the same technique.

Throughout his career as a 3D artist and illustrator, he has worked in different fields. At Rockstar VFX he collaborated with the advertising department, at Zebra Studio he developed his work as a 3D generalist, at Lienzo he modeled for video games, and at Huevo Cartoon he worked as a lightning artist.