Digital 3D Fashion with Marvelous Designer and Cinema 4D

Importing the Avatar and creating the 2D pattern

A course by Amin Farah , 3D Artist

98% positive reviews (60)

2,340 students

Audio: Italian

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About the video: Importing the Avatar and creating the 2D pattern

Overview

“In this lesson, I will teach you how to import the Daz 3D character into Marvelous Designer and we will start creating the garment by sketching a 2D pattern.”

In this video lesson Amin Farah addresses the topic: Importing the Avatar and creating the 2D pattern, which is part of the Domestika online course: Digital 3D Fashion with Marvelous Designer and Cinema 4D. Learn to create photorealistic fashion garments and design a dress in 3D with Marvelous Designer, Cinema 4D, and OctaneRender.

Partial transcription of the video

“Importing the avatar and creating the 2D pattern In this lesson we will see how to import a 3D DAZ character in Marvelous Designer, 4DAZ after that we will start creating our dress starting from the draft of a 2D paper model. Let's see how. Here we are on Marvelous Designer. What we're going to do now is import the character or, as Marvelous Designer defines it, the avatar. So let's go to File, Import, Alembic. Inside the material you will have received you will find two folders, one which is avatar C 4D, which is intended for import of the Alembic file of the avatar on Cinema 4D, while thi...”

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Course summary for: Digital 3D Fashion with Marvelous Designer and Cinema 4D

Level: Beginner
98% positive reviews (60)
2340 students
4 units
17 lessons (3h 29m)
4 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Fashion
Software
Cinema 4D, Marvelous Designer, OctaneRender
Areas
3D, 3D Modeling

Amin Farah

A course by Amin Farah

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3D Artist

Amin Farah is a 3D artist and cofounder of The BlackLab studio, specializing in the creation of 3D renders and motion graphics for various clients, from the technology sector to the fashion industry. He studied product design in college and taught himself to work in three dimensions.

In the digital fashion industry, he has developed numerous projects, such as a 3D couture collection for the Digital Transformation event in Florence and collaborated with RAL7000STUDIO for adidas. However, the work that has brought him greater visibility in Italy has been Contatto, a conceptual piece celebrating twenty years of the pop band Negramaro.