Design and 3D Modeling for Jewelry
Influences
A course by Luis Berrón , Jewelry Designer
About the video: Influences
Overview
“Next, I will share with you what my inspiration is when designing a piece and what my design process is, exploring the different influences that have enriched my path. ”
In this video lesson Luis Berrón addresses the topic: Influences, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design and 3D Modeling for Jewelry. Learn to create jewelry that tells a story using Maya and ZBrush, from the concept to the prototype ready for 3D printing.
Partial transcription of the video
“influences The biggest influence I've had on my work is electronic music. Music I am a composer of this type of music and I managed to find a link between them, since in both, as in many other arts, the important thing is the creation of a valuable, coherent message, that catches the receiver and transmits emotions. Some of the artists that have influenced me they are, in electronic music, Autechre, for redefining style and creating its own language, Nils Frahm, for moving me with your work, and bands like Air and Gorillaz, They have the perfect balance between the expected and the surprise...”
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Course summary for: Design and 3D Modeling for Jewelry
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Areas
3D Design, 3D Modeling, Accessory Design, Product Design
Luis Berrón
A course by Luis Berrón
Luis Berrón is an industrial designer and born musician from Mexico who is deeply passionate about designing jewelry as a form of storytelling. He is a national pioneer of digital jewelry design and creation. His love of 3D modeling opened up a world of possibilities for him within the realm of ornamental object creation.
He has collaborated with brands like TANE and received honorable mention for his Catrina ring at the first Bienal de Diseño en Plata, in honor of the silverwork industry. His work has also appeared in both fashion and tech magazines like Vogue, Elle, Chilango, and Tatler.
The use of new technologies has allowed him to convey his world view at art, technology, and fashion festivals, Mutek Montreal, and Milan Fashion Week. The main focus of his work has always been storytelling, transmitting emotions and experiences through each new piece.
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