Design of 3D Sets for Products

Modeling elements

A course by Alejandro Herrada González , Graphic Designer and Art Director

93% positive reviews (197)

4,926 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Modeling elements

Overview

“We will create each of the elements that will be in our final composition from our sketches and references. ”

In this video lesson Alejandro Herrada González addresses the topic: Modeling elements, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design of 3D Sets for Products. Learn to create advertising sets in 3D for Cinema 4D.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson, use the sketches that we did previously to create our set in 3D. Let's see how. Well, before we start modeling our elements, I want to tell you that I added a couple more references. Among those, I left some that I considered quite important for the creation of our elements like this ... This, suddenly not so much for the creation of the elements, but for the composition. Somehow, we could integrate this kind of circumference. This combination of materials I liked a lot, although only is like a painted wood. This wood, these textures that are generated here, this form that w...”

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Course summary for: Design of 3D Sets for Products

Level: Intermediate
93% positive reviews (197)
4926 students
6 units
18 lessons (2h 8m)
13 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Design
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Cinema 4D
Areas
3D, 3D Design, Advertising, Art Direction, Product Design

Alejandro Herrada González

A course by Alejandro Herrada González

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Graphic Designer and Art Director

Alejandro Herrada González is the art director behind Ah. Studio, a multidisciplinary design studio specialized in communication for products, visual identity, packaging, and set design integrating 3D as a fundamental tool.

Nivea, Hatsu, and Neon Glasses are some of the brands with which he has collaborated and DDB Colombia, FCB Shanghai, and Ogilvy are some of the agencies that have relied on his experience designing product sets.