Découvrez comment ajouter des motifs personnalisables sur des objets en 3D après les avoir créés.
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Lancez-vous dans la conception de motifs personnalisés pour habiller et enrichir des formes 3D que vous modéliserez vous-même de A à Z.
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La répétition maîtrisée est souvent ce qui distingue un rendu amateur d'un résultat soigné. Que ce soit pour habiller une surface, enrichir une composition ou donner du caractère à un objet, rien n'est plus puissant qu'un motif bien construit pour transformer une forme ordinaire en quelque chose de mémorable.
Avec ce tutoriel, vous apprendrez à concevoir des motifs réutilisables pensés dès le départ pour s'adapter à des surfaces tridimensionnelles. Vous découvrirez comment construire un motif modulable, puis l'appliquer proprement sur des formes 3D que vous aurez vous-même modélisées. Il ne vous restera plus qu'à laisser parler votre créativité pour les personnaliser à votre image.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Concevoir vos propres motifs personnalisés et les enregistrer en tant que symboles réutilisables grâce au panneau Symboles,
Modéliser des objets 3D depuis zéro et les agencer dans votre composition,
Sculpter et affiner vos formes 3D à l'aide du panneau 3D et Matières pour leur donner volume et réalisme,
Appliquer vos symboles sur vos créations 3D pour enrichir la texture et apporter profondeur et caractère à l'ensemble de l'œuvre.
À propos de l’artiste
Je suis Florimond Mochel, illustrateur et directeur artistique français. Mon travail se caractérise par un style moderne, coloré et épuré, où je cherche à aller à l’essentiel.
J’utilise principalement des aplats de couleurs vives et des formes simples pour créer des compositions lisibles, dynamiques, accessibles et surtout impactantes.
J’accorde une grande importance au rythme visuel, à la composition et à l’équilibre entre les masses et les couleurs.
Je collabore avec des marques, des agences et des médias sur des projets variés et mon objectif est de raconter une histoire de manière simple et graphique tout en apportant ma touche de sensibilité.
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