3D Interior Visualizations: Design Retro Spaces in Cinema 4D
Modeling the Glass Block Wall
A course by Andrew Morgan , 3D Artist
About the video: Modeling the Glass Block Wall
Overview
“In this lesson, I will integrate a retro classic: the glass block wall! I love creating this feature as well as all the techniques involved. It shows how something that looks complicated to construct can actually be quite easy with the right method. ”
In this video lesson Andrew Morgan addresses the topic: Modeling the Glass Block Wall, which is part of the Domestika online course: 3D Interior Visualizations: Design Retro Spaces in Cinema 4D. Create immersive, 80s-inspired 3D environments in Cinema 4D and bring them to life with lighting techniques in Redshift.
Partial transcription of the video
“Modeling the Glass Block Wall In this lesson, we'll bring in a retro classic: the glass block wall. I love to create this feature and the technique used to create it. It shows you how something that looks complicated can be easy to construct with the right method. Let me show you how. If you look down at our reference here, the glass block wall is just two parts. It's the frame and the glass blocks within the frame. Often the glass blocks have this rippled, wavy texture that creates an interesting effect with the light. But these are all simple things that we can recreate in Cinema 4D and I...”
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Course summary for: 3D Interior Visualizations: Design Retro Spaces in Cinema 4D
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3D, 3D Modeling, Digital Architecture
Andrew Morgan
A course by Andrew Morgan
Andrew Morgan is a 3D artist based in Bristol, England. He first became interested in 3D design as a teenager, when he would create new levels for his favorite video games. He went on to study media arts at the University of Plymouth, before working as a web designer for over 10 years. In search of a career that gave him more creative freedom, Andrew then started learning how to design in 3D in his spare time, and began posting his work on social media.
Now he shares his designs with over 30K followers on Instagram alongside running his brand Dreamfibre, which he started in 2017. He experiments with different kinds of media, from virtual reality to poster art, and has worked on projects including a series of 3D rendered scenes for the video game HoloVista.
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