3D Environments: Create Otherworldly Fantasy Lands

The First Pass of Lighting and References 1

A course by Ale Barbosa , 3D Artist

92% positive reviews (13)

1,369 students

Audio: English

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About the video: The First Pass of Lighting and References 1

Overview

“How do you light a 3D scene? I will show you how to create a first pass of lighting, making sure to regularly check my references. ”

In this video lesson Ale Barbosa addresses the topic: The First Pass of Lighting and References 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: 3D Environments: Create Otherworldly Fantasy Lands. Unleash your creativity and build a mystical 3D environment based on your fantasy world.

Partial transcription of the video

“The First Pass of Lighting and References Now, we'll work on the first pass of lighting for our project. I guess you've already finished your own library. Now it's time to start working in some... It's time to start building proper things in our environment. We'll start working on the first pass of lighting. Here I have Clarisse open. You probably have the same on your side. I'll start importing. Actually, I'll Open the Clarisse_Template. I have shared this template with you. You can download it and then you can have this file on your side. We'll now start importing our assets. Let's go for...”

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Course summary for: 3D Environments: Create Otherworldly Fantasy Lands

Level: Intermediate
92% positive reviews (13)
1369 students
8 units
59 lessons (15h 46m)
6 downloads

Category
3D & Animation
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Maya, Nuke
Areas
3D, 3D Design, 3D Modeling

Ale Barbosa

A course by Ale Barbosa

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3D Artist

Ale Barbosa is a 3D artist specializing in digital environments. He has collaborated with the likes of Toyota and Doritos; has taken part in film and series production, including Finch with Tom Hanks, Chip’n Dale: Rescue Rangers, and Amazon’s Lord of the Rings series. Ale also won an Excellence Award from 3D Total for his work on ‘The Pale White Dead.’ He has worked across many genres and fields, but his true passion is creating fantasy, science fiction, and medieval settings. He finds inspiration in nature, from the tiny creatures around him to huge rocky mountains.