3-D Illustration- Space, Color & Texture by Craig Henry

This course is a haven for those passionate about digital art and storytelling. If you’re drawn to artwork that sparks imagination and narrative, this is your creative sanctuary. While most techniques taught are intermediate-level, I wholeheartedly recommend this course to beginners seeking inspiration and guidance. We’ll explore sketching, composition, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and more.

From initial sketches on paper to a tangible masterpiece, you’ll journey through the creation process. We’ll delve into composition, lighting, texture, and craft landscapes and character narratives, all within a single captivating image. Together, we’ll craft your unique digital world from inception.

What You’ll Learn:

• Composing a Scene: Uncover techniques for gathering inspiration and executing a compelling scene for your illustration.
• Character, Mood, and Environment Design: Sketch additional elements vital for breathing life and storytelling into your 3D space.
• Adding Depth with Textures and Color: Enhance your piece with textures, colors, and depth, giving it a final touch.
• Transitioning from Paper to Illustrator, Photoshop, and Beyond: Master the translation of your work across programs to optimize effects.
• Digital Aging and Texture Addition: Learn tricks to digitally add grain and age your artwork, elevating its visual impact.

What You’ll Do:

You’ll craft your unique 3D scene using the techniques acquired in this course. I encourage beginners to follow each step attentively to absorb and internalize the skills taught.

This course caters to digital illustration enthusiasts, aspiring concept artists, and storytellers. By its conclusion, you’ll discover how various resources can shape distinctive digital artwork. The diverse techniques explored will strengthen your skill set for real-world applications, providing deeper insights into digital space that will significantly influence your creative work.

Every student will depart the class with a breathtaking piece for their portfolio—a testament to their unique style encapsulated within a powerful conceptual artwork.