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Plastic
Some examples of how to paint or render plastics. In short, I'd start with a matte surface, make sure you can see through it, if the...
jojokosol
May 14, 20211 min read
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Value Structure
Knowing what values to paint on and in your scene can be frustrating. Here's a cheat sheet. Although it's mechanical in nature, at least...
jojokosol
May 14, 20211 min read
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Wk 7/8 Prop Design Class: Painting vehicles in a full scene
I'm not the biggest fan of floating props in vacuums, though this is quite common in Design Studios. If you can, painting your props in...
jojokosol
May 14, 20211 min read
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Wk 5/8 Prop Design Class: Painting and Orthographics
This week wraps up the alien flame thrower project. I take the rough sketch to develop a painting, something that can be submitted for...
jojokosol
May 14, 20211 min read
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Wk 2/8 Prop Design Class: Spiderman's web-shooter
A new week and a new style for an old prop design class. We start with reference gathering, thumbnailing, and move into a "sketch...
jojokosol
May 14, 20211 min read
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Reflective rendering vs. Matte rendering techniques are an Inversely related
If your object has a matte surface, you can generally avoid having to put any reflective patterns on it. However, if you have what is...
jojokosol
May 6, 20211 min read
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