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Storytelling
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The Making of 'Remnants Of A Legend' by Thanish Afridhi
2023年11月23日, 星期四Thanish Afridhi, a self-taught 3D artist from Sri Lanka, has recently created a storytelling image based on a strong story, one of his dream scenes as he mentioned. In this article, he breaks down his workflow in simple steps.
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The Making of 'Danger! Danger!' by Luiz Fernando
2023年10月25日, 星期三
An inspired project by the classic sci-fi TV series "Lost In Space" from 1965, made by Luiz Fernando, a Brazilian architect and 3D artist. This is a making-of article you shouldn't avoid reading as you can collect many modeling and composition tips that help you transform an enjoyable moment of watching TV into a personal project for your portfolio. Enjoy the article!
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The Making of ''The Calm Before the Storm'' by Jaime Diaz Alvarez
2023年10月18日, 星期三
The first image of a trilogy, inspired by the epical movie "The Lord of The Rings", was created and presented by Jaime Diaz Alvarez. A storytelling scenario in the magic woods of the Shire within a dangerous and dark ambiance all around. Read and explore how an artist gets inspired and starts creating his own story. Enjoy!
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The Making of ''Mystery Of Pyramids'' by Eslam Mohamed
2023年8月23日, 星期三
If you want to take a deeper look at the Pharaonic civilization and learn how to create historical and storytelling visualization images, check out this making-of article created by Eslam Mohamed, an Egyptian 3D artist. Enjoy!
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The Making of ''La Derniere Dance'' by Mohamed Essabar
2023年8月16日, 星期三
Personal projects give you the opportunity to breathe and run away from your daily routine. You can enjoy your art without deadlines, you can make experiments improving your skills and last but not least you can express your ideas and feelings. In this article, you can explore Mohamed's Essabar atmospherical scenario inside the Paris National Opera.
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The Making of 'The Refuge Of Limits' Giuseppe La Greca
2022年10月05日, 星期三
Giuseppe La Greca, an Italian 3D artist with almost 20 years of experience in CG Arts uses a pretty nice narrative discourse to explain to us how he feels and thinks while working on personal storytelling projects.
