Concept Art Essentials Vol.2

Name: ArtStation - Concept Art Essentials Vol.2 | Tutorials
Brand: Jonas Ronnegard
SKU: nejw
Price: 5.0 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

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5.0based on 10 ratings,4 reviews

In this tutorial Sebastian Luca will talk about the rule of 3, which is a simple principle that you can incorporate in your design thinking. You can use it as a scaffolding to build your designs around, or to help you place details in a balanced way on a pre-existing shape. I will explain why it works and how to make use of it efficiently. Hope you enjoy this tutorial.

More preview images
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XBqodL

Content

- Main Tutorial - 1h 30min
- Photoshop file

Software

- Photoshop
- Keyshot
- 3D-Coat

License Info

Please buy one single user license per viewer and user, or buy a educational/company license for unlimited viewers in one company/school or event location. Good for schools to use as extra learning material for it's students, company workshops or public viewings.

License Types

Single User License - this license is for one person only you can use/watch it on multiple devices but only one person should have access to it.

Studio/School License (Unlimited) - Unlimited number of viewers/users at one school/studio or event location.

Info

JROTools - Artstation
https://www.artstation.com/artist/jronn

JROTools - Discord
https://discord.gg/R3EGuYD

JROTools - Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/jrotools

JROTools - Facebook
www.facebook.com/JonasDigitalArt

Notes

- Pay $5 or what you think it`s worth.

Credits

Artist: Sebastian Luca
https://www.artstation.com/bast

Editing & Presentation: Jonas Ronnegard

Release Notes

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Reviews (4)

Mary Williams

00Report| Release v.1.1 | Single User License | almost 2 years ago

This tutorial is outstanding in that, instead of covering the same spectrum of topics that every other tutorial on art fundamentals does, it instead goes into one rule (the rule of threes) and goes into the topic IN-DEPTH. After talking us through a demo of building us several examples in 2D, these are further taken to 3D, too! Crafting it with extrusions and boolean operations was genius because it kept us thinking about -shapes- rather than getting lost in the technical aspects of modeling, which is a huge problem of mine. It may use 3DCoat and Keyshot but the techniques are software-agnostic. Honestly, even though I have a good grounding in fundamentals this was a treat to watch and I wish I'd done it before. It was easy to follow and made a really good "listen to something while you work" tutorial. Recommended!