Developing an Industrial Concept in Blender and Photoshop

What you’ll learn:
Create a reference board in PureRef
Create a blockout to define massing of the city
Model buildings and other modules in Blender
Manage materials in Blender
Distribute the buildings and refine the composition
Create textures and arrange lighting to set the atmosphere
Take renders on Cycles engine of Blender
Overpaint and polish the renders in Photoshop

Requirements:
No previous modelling or texturing experience is needed

Description:
Step into the world of concept design as you embark on a journey to craft a high tech industrial city in Blender and Photoshop. Our Udemy course is your ticket to getting familiar with concept art, Blender and PhotoshopLed by an industry professional, Josef Sury, this course is tailored for both beginners and slightly experienced artists. You’ll start by gaining a solid foundation in the principles of concept art, learning how to execute your vision with precision.Throughout the course, you’ll engage in a practical project, TechForge Megapolis, designed to sharpen your skills and deepen your understanding of the creative process. By the end, you’ll emerge with a portfolio-worthy concept art, ready to showcase your talent and impress potential employers.Key topics include:Understanding the principles of concept art and conceptual city designNavigating Blender and Photoshop’s toolsets and featuresAdding and modifying materials in BlenderImplementing lighting and atmospheric effects to enhance realism on concept artIncorporating storytelling elements to create an immersive experienceTaking cinematic renders with the help Eevee render engineOverpainting on a base image in PhotoshopWhether you’re an enthusiast looking to break into the gaming industry or a professional seeking to refine your craft, this course offers invaluable insights and practical skills to elevate your concept art knowledge.

Who this course is for:
Artists who are curious about city concept workflows and want to get accustomed to Blender and Photoshop