Gnomon Workshop - Vehicle Design with Alex Jaeger (vol. 1 & 2)

Gnomon Workshop -

Alex Jaeger的飞行器设计（1＆2期合集 ）

在这个系列教程中，亚历克斯设计基于从科幻电影剧本描述的一个未来的军用车辆。

亚历克斯讨论了他的设计理念，他的汽车设计背景，故事细节，以激发他的决策。

在Photoshop中绘制草图，

选取一个草图发展成一个精致的三视图纸，

展示了如何从车辆透视图获得3视图的，

亚历克斯保持设计准确，条理清楚，易于为3D建模。

然后他在Photoshop中增加细节和色彩，灯光，图形，照片纹理，和气氛渲染，最终让设计充满生机.

In this series, Alex Jaeger demonstrates his  process for designing a futuristic military vehicle based on  descriptions from a science fiction screenplay. In this first volume, he  covers the ideation phase through to completing a detailed  three-quarter view drawing in Photoshop®. Alex discusses his design  philosophy, informed by his automotive design background, and he uses  key story details to inspire his decision making. As he starts to sketch  in Photoshop, you will see his process for roughing in quick ideas and  choosing which of those ideas is most successful based on the visual  strength of each design and how well it adheres to the script's  guidelines. Alex then picks a sketch to develop into a refined  three-quarter view drawing, and demonstrates his techniques for  detailing the vehicle and making sure that all the parts fit and flow  together with a theme. Finally, Alex discusses the value of using  reference as he adds elements to his futuristic vehicle to keep it  believable but relevant to its world.

Instructor for this title: Alex Jaeger

In this series, Alex Jaeger demonstrates his  process for designing a futuristic military vehicle based on  descriptions from a science fiction screenplay.  In this second volume,  with an emphasis on the production pipeline, he shows how to break down a  three-quarter view of a vehicle design into orthographic views for a 3D  modeler, and then demonstrates the process for rendering that  three-quarter view into a final presentation piece in Adobe Photoshop®.  Alex begins with the side orthographic view, showing you exactly how to  correctly measure and position each element from your design. He leads  you through his workflow to then create top, front, and back views, as  well as alternates for "on-road" and "off-road" modes. Throughout the  orthographic demo, Alex focuses on keeping the design accurate, well  organized and easy for a 3D modeler to "read". He then moves on to  rendering the three-quarter view in Photoshop, adding details to the  line drawing and finishing with color, lighting, graphics,  photo-textures, scale cues and atmosphere to present the vehicle in its  world and bring the final design to life.

Instructor for this title: Alex Jaeger