Game Environment Concept Art Fundamentals

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Timo Hilger

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01 - Course Overview

01 - Course Overview.mp4

01:28

02 - Learning the Essential Techniques in ZBrush

02 - Intro and Workflow Discussion.mp4

05:24

03 - Mesh Creation.mp4

04:27

04 - Transforming.mp4

02:43

05 - Transform Advanced.mp4

03:16

06 - Symmetry in a Nutshell.mp4

02:11

07 - Essential Brushes.mp4

04:47

08 - Trim and Polish.mp4

02:34

09 - Clipping Brushes.mp4

02:49

10 - Masking, Visibility and Groups.mp4

04:05

11 - Subtools.mp4

02:42

12 - Voxel Sculpting.mp4

04:37

13 - Zmodeling.mp4

04:18

14 - Live Booleans.mp4

03:46

15 - Array Mesh.mp4

02:05

16 - Creating a Custom Menu.mp4

03:34

03 - Creating the 3D Block-out

17 - White-Boxing Part 1.mp4

05:34

18 - White-boxing Part 2.mp4

03:10

19 - Throne Blockout.mp4

04:50

20 - Throne Refinement.mp4

06:55

21 - Decimating Assets.mp4

01:21

22 - Placing the Ballustrade.mp4

03:24

23 - Ballustrade and Nanotechnique.mp4

03:48

24 - Destruction Options.mp4

02:47

25 - Non-destructive Destruction.mp4

02:46

26 - Creating Wood Planks and Spears.mp4

03:01

27 - Cloth Creation And Refinement.mp4

04:04

28 - Detailing Techniques on the Pillar.mp4

03:34

29 - Creating Insert Mesh Brush for Stones.mp4

02:35

30 - Final Scene Arrangement.mp4

06:07

04 - Rendering the Scene and Setting Up for the Painting Phase

31 - Intro.mp4

01:16

32 - Setting up the Lighting.mp4

04:39

33 - Color Variation with HDRI.mp4

03:27

34 - Material Essentials.mp4

03:52

35 - Creating a Custom Matcap.mp4

03:21

36 - Getting to know the Render Settings.mp4

05:04

37 - Best Practice and Most Visual Impact.mp4

04:31

38 - Lets Practice - Concept Art Compositing Run-through.mp4

07:44

39 - Comfortability with the Photoshop Bridge.mp4

04:34

05 - Let's Start Painting

40 - Introduction.mp4

01:43

41 - Compositing.mp4

04:30

42 - Atmosphere.mp4

04:33

43 - Rough Overpainting.mp4

05:35

44 - What to Look out For.mp4

02:51

45 - Integrating Photo Textures.mp4

05:40

46 - Blocking More Shapes.mp4

03:59

47 - Pushing Focus.mp4

03:21

48 - Finetuning Look.mp4

03:29

49 - Filmic Effects.mp4

04:09

50 - Last Touches.mp4

06:46

Description

In this course, you will take a look at a great approach to creating concept art for entertainment productions and that is combining the power of 3d and 2d to have the best of both worlds and to prepare ourselves for the professional world.

What You'll Learn?

Are you looking for a great approach to designing your concept art for entertainment productions?

In this course, Game Environment Concept Art Fundamentals, you will gain an understanding of how to create a fantasy environment concept art using a 3d block-out:

learn the block-out in Zbrush and some essential techniques needed to make it efficient and structured
discover how to use the 3d scene as a solid foundation to facilitate the painting phase by compositing render passes
explore how to create an illustrative mood and be flexible in lighting in Photoshop, without having to spend time on constructing drawings since everything is solved in 3d and we are free to choose the most compelling view of our scene

Required Software: ZBrush 4R9, Photoshop CC 2019

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Timo Hilger

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Timo Hilger is a Concept Artist from Germany who has worked on productions like Risen 3 and Elex and also as Art Director in Games and Movies. Aside to being an experienced Artist he is also a passionate educator in universities and giving workshops in the german speaking countries.

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