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3D Model – More Of What You Know And Less Of What You See

After looking at my work, my undergraduate drawing professor would tell me, “You need to draw more of what you know and less of what you see.” That comment always irritated me, since I had spent a large amount of time recording the model in front of me.

Make A 3D Model Pop Out From The Background

To make a 3D model pop out, we can use a variety of “kicker” lights to highlight the edges of the model. One of the best examples of this is to create a top light, or a light that is directly above the model. Look at the top of the skull.

Illuminating a 3D Scene With a Minimum of 5 Individual Lighting Sources

The moment you have to illuminate a 3D scene, with any application, it is fine to have a minimum of 5 individual lighting sources: A high or top light, a back light, a couple of side lamps, and also a mix of tilted front illumination points can provide a physical object a far more realistic perception. There’s a powerful key lighting that can help to produce the necessary shadows for beneficial visual modeling round some areas, whilst the particular fill lights make those shadows softer and also enable us to also realize exactly what is going on those areas.

Stunning Medieval Art

The Medieval Period can be separated into three individual periods – Early Christian, Romanesque, and Gothic. The Early Christian period of art covered approximately c. 200 – c. 1430.

A Beginners Guide to Screen Printing

You can easily and cheaply set up a DIY screen printing operation at your home to create an endless supply of custom apparel such as t-shirts, sweatshirts, and tote bags! Follow these steps to get your DIY screen printing operation off the ground!