Diorama: Thinking in 3D

Overview

“Now that you have a decided outline of how the scene will be constructed and how your elements will be organized. Prepare a final sketch where you define in a clear way the final aspect of it. You can make a finished pencil sketch or, if you want, you can finish the illustration completely. So far we have worked as we normally do, from now on we will begin to "rethink" our work but in three dimensions. How will the textures, the volumes. How will we solve the color schemes, the light, the atmosphere ... Which techniques are suited to our drawing. What values can we contribute by converting our flat drawing into a real three-dimensional object ... ”

In this video lesson Óscar Sanmartín Vargas addresses the topic: Finishing the sketch, which is part of the Domestika online course: Diorama: Thinking in 3D. Design a CD cover modeling real scenography.

Partial transcription of the video

“Here I already have the last line drawing, and well now is when I start to draw, make texture evaluations, evaluations of the materials, normally because I custom What I have is to start detailing the drawing from the beginning, I start at the top and finish until the bottom part, I like to decide before simply a question of coherence. The place where the light comes from, I usually like it use the light to come from the upper left corner then since all the shadows are going to come in this address. And then I also like to define the zones of maximum darkness and the zone of maximum light, ...”

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Course summary for: Diorama: Thinking in 3D

• Level: Intermediate
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  Craft

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  Arts & Crafts, Fine Arts, Paper Craft, Sculpture