3D Interior Visualizations: Design Retro Spaces in Cinema 4D
Bring On the Neon!
A course by Andrew Morgan , 3D Artist
About the video: Bring On the Neon!
Overview
“In this lesson, I will add neon light tubes to be illuminated later on. I will use these as a decorative element to highlight the features of the room. This is an iconic part of the retro aesthetic, so let's begin the process. ”
In this video lesson Andrew Morgan addresses the topic: Bring On the Neon!, 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
“Bring On the Neon! In this lesson, we'll start to add neon light tubing which we'll illuminate later using materials. We will use neon as a decorative feature and to highlight certain features of our room. Neon is a crucial part of the retro design aesthetic. Let's begin the process. I took the liberty of tidying up the objects a bit. I recommend doing this at periodic intervals so things aren't getting too messy. I grouped some elements and renamed some of the layers, so it made a bit more sense. We'll start by adding some neon to our pool. I'll do this in an easy way. I'll start by adding...”
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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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