Digital Fashion Design with Cinema 4D and CLO 3D
Creating the First Draft in Procreate 2
A course by Max Salzborn , Digital Fashion Designer and 3D Motion Graphics Artist
Joined October 2021
Joined October 2021
About the video: Creating the First Draft in Procreate 2
Overview
“It is important that we sketch our idea as well as possible to get an accurate picture of the final product. Here I give my final design of the bag more details like color, print, label and volume.”
In this video lesson Max Salzborn addresses the topic: Creating the First Draft in Procreate 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Digital Fashion Design with Cinema 4D and CLO 3D. Learn to create digital fashion from scratch by combining the power of virtual design with real-life textures.
Partial transcription of the video
“Creation of the first draft in Procreate We have our bag and I find that bag should be very prominent in the picture, because it's about the bag. We make sure here that we have in the picture the bag in the golden section, i.e. in a 3/4 angle... If we divide things into three should the bag start here and end here and be in this field. Since the eye always tends to look a bit downwards, should we do the part move it up a little bit, just like here. This means that the free space must be significantly less than this space. We don't need the drawing of the golden ratio in the drawing. Since I...”
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Course summary for: Digital Fashion Design with Cinema 4D and CLO 3D
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3D & Animation, Fashion -
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Cinema 4D -
Areas
3D, 3D Animation, 3D Design, 3D Modeling, Accessory Design, Fashion Design
Max Salzborn
A course by Max Salzborn
Max Salzborn is a digital fashion designer and 3D motion graphics artist from Hamburg, Germany. The majority of his professional work revolves around product visualization, especially for clients in the fashion industry. He specializes in bringing objects to life, showcasing them in eye-catching scenes or animations, and using them to tell a story.
His interest in fashion led him to work as a freelance designer in the field of digital fashion, where he's built a community that inspires him to pursue his own ideas, which include collaborations with other 3D artists and tribute pieces to his favorite anime: Akira.
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