Surrealist Landscapes: Design and 3D Modeling
Basic techniques for using Corona Renderer
A course by Massimo Colonna , Digital Artist
About the video: Basic techniques for using Corona Renderer
Overview
“Make sure you have Corona Renderer set up in the 3d Studio Max settings because now I'm going to show you the main features we'll be using in our Corona Renderer project.”
In this video lesson Massimo Colonna addresses the topic: Basic techniques for using Corona Renderer, which is part of the Domestika online course: Surrealist Landscapes: Design and 3D Modeling. Learn how to model, render, and edit digital images with 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, and Photoshop by experimenting with modifiers, lighting, and materials.
Partial transcription of the video
“Basic techniques for using Corona Renderer In this lesson, we will see how to handle and use for the first time the Corona Renderer software. Let's begin. The rendering engine we will use to render the image in our project is Corona Renderer. Let's make sure we set it up effectively here, starting from Render Setup... Crown Renderer, let's make sure it's selected. Here, as an output, you can choose what you prefer. I usually select Custom and then I give it a proportion that is necessary or that I want to use anyway. I remember always having to uncheck when starting Corona, only, actually, ...”
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Course summary for: Surrealist Landscapes: Design and 3D Modeling
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3D, 3D Design, 3D Modeling
Massimo Colonna
A course by Massimo Colonna
Massimo Colonna is an Italian digital artist and creative director of Il Magma studio. The urban landscapes of his childhood, the brutalist architecture, and the evocative atmosphere of some Italian towns have accentuated his taste for contrasts and the materiality of concrete, as well as his colorful and evocative imagery.
After starting a career in photography, Massimo started posting his work on social media, where he was met with rapid success. He later set up on his own and began to chain important projects for brands such as AntonioLupi, ElleDecor Italia, Archiproducts, Marazzi, Mut Design, Lalique Fragrances, Yoox, and many others.
In addition to drawing inspiration from other artists, from great photographers such as Luigi Ghirri and Franco Fontana, to active designers such as Six N. Five, Massimo believes it is essential to experiment, constantly update, and differentiate himself.
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