3D Illustration with Mark Gmehling

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SHORT COURSE/

3D ILLUSTRATION
(Beginner)
WITH
MARK
GMEHLING


03 + 04 MAY, 2016

Location: Pictoplasma Offices | Silent Green
Language: English

Participation Fee: 500,- €
incl. 19% VAT/MwSt

REGISTRATION NO LONGER POSSIBLE

Learn how to tame the software and improve your skills in creating complex 3D characters

Mark Gmehling is internationally famed for his uniquely iconic 3D visuals – and regularly teaches how to achieve unparalleled illustration with the Cinema 4D software. As an experienced instructor, Mark will perform a mix of lecturing, step by step hands-on demonstrations, commenting on general problems and giving one to one assistance.

In this 2 day workshop you will be taken by the hand to do the first steps within the industry leading software. You will learn how to make use of the most relevant tools for 3D illustration and be professionally guided through all stages how to model a character, apply texture, install virtual lighting and even do simple animations.

  • REQUIREMENTS & PREREQUISITES >>>

    All participants are required to bring their own laptop with the with the latest Cinema 4D version pre-installed. A free 30-day demo version can be downloaded here >>>.

  • SCHEDULE >>>

    Day 1 / 03 May (11:00 – 19:00): 
    Introduction by Mark Gmehling, modelling of a simple character (shape provided), apply first texture.

    Day 2 / 04 May (11:00 – 19:00): 
    Texture continued, installing virtual light, basic steps for animation. 

  • ABOUT MARK GMEHLING >>>

    After studying art, graphic design and marketing, Mark Gmehling went on to serve the advertising industry for a while, before he cut the ropes to work as a self-employed illustrator. Mark’s visual style updates 80ies Graffiti with contemporary “Plastic Bling”.
    His elaborate 3D renderings of urban characters with a unique contortionistic quality are being exhibited throughout Europe and the US. Mark has been working with Cinema 4D for over a decade and is part of the software’s beta testing team.