Comment créer une forme complexe en 3D et lui appliquer un motif composé de lignes verticales.
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Découvrez comment construire une forme complexe en 3D et lui appliquer un motif composé de lignes verticales.
Bonjour à tous!
Dans ce tutoriel, nous allons apprendre comment créer une forme complexe en 3D et lui appliquer un motif de ligne verticale, pour obtenir ce résultat.
Nous commencerons par la création des lignes verticales pour les transformer en un motif applicable à une forme 3D.
Nous passerons ensuite à la création d'une forme complexe avec l'outil ciseau et l'outil plume.
Pour terminer, cette forme sera transformée en 3D et le motif lui sera appliqué.
Lancez le tutoriel dès maintenant!
Un simple motif de lignes peut sembler peu utile… et pourtant, il suffit de quelques manipulations pour le transformer en une forme 3D saisissante. Parfait pour enrichir une affiche, dynamiser un visuel pour les réseaux sociaux ou explorer un style graphique plus contemporain, cet effet apporte immédiatement profondeur et caractère à vos créations.
Avec ce tutoriel, vous apprendrez à construire un motif structuré, à l’intégrer dans une forme élaborée, puis à lui donner du volume grâce à un effet de révolution 3D. Vous obtiendrez ainsi une méthode efficace pour passer d’une composition plane à un rendu tridimensionnel élégant et moderne !
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Concevoir un motif de base en manipulant les formes, les couleurs et les duplications,
Transformer les formes en un symbole exploitable en 3D,
Créer une forme complexe en combinant et modifiant des formes simples,
Convertir une forme 2D en volume 3D en appliquant l’effet Révolution (3D classique),
Finaliser la mise en page en décomposant l’aspect, puis en appliquant les transformations nécessaires.
À propos de l’auteur
Chloé Grienenberger est une artiste pluridisciplinaire basée à Paris. Son travail navigue entre direction artistique, design graphique, CGI et, plus récemment, intelligence artificielle. Elle collabore avec des marques, des agences et des artistes sur des projets variés. Son univers se distingue par une attention particulière au détail, une approche contemplative et une forte sensibilité à la narration visuelle et au storytelling.
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