本教程是由Gnomon Workshop机构出品的Modo概念赛车艺术设计教程，使用软件：Modo,Photoshop。

Luxology公司的Modo是CG行业，设计和建筑可视化世界的新工具之一，已迅速赢得了广泛的用户群。Modo是一个非常强大的多边形和细分建模工具，有一个伟大的纹理绘画和雕刻模块，对象的动画工具和出色的渲染，有一个非常直观和友好界的用户界面。

Gnomon_Workshop -The Art of ‘PULSE’ Designing Futuristic Racing Vehicles with Harald Belker

In his latest release, Harald Belker will cover techniques that reflect the latest process used in entertainment design and concept creation. The crossover integration of several 3D programs, combined and finished in Adobe Photoshop®, provide the best results in the creation of stunning vehicles. Based on imagery from his latest book, PULSE: A Complete Guide to Futuristic Racing, he will first guide you through the process of building the racer in cc®. He then demonstrates the set up and rendering phase in KeyShot®. The images are then combined and finished beautifully in Photoshop. To wrap things up, Belker will discuss the use of Google Sketch Up® for use building the futuristic racing environment.

教程详细章节：

1.Concept Ideation

2.Modeling in Modo

3.KeyShot Rendering

4.Completion in Photoshop

5.Extra Images

6.SketchUp/ Story Boards

7.Vehicle Setup and Renderings

8.Pages from the Book

9.Extra Images

作者简介：

Harald BelkerConcept DesignerAfter graduating from the Art Center College of Design, Harald Belker fell into the dream design job of designing cars for Porsche. From there, Belker moved to Mercedes Benz in California where he had the privilege of working on the Smart Car as well as the 'S' and 'M' class models. Though Belker's early design work was focused on the industrial aspect of automotive design, he acquired a taste for entertainment design after he was offered the opportunity of designing the Batmobile for the movie,Batman and Robin. His list of credits boasts other such designs as the sport red Lexus and futuristic cars of Steven Spielberg's Minority Report; as well as the vehicle designs for Armageddon, Inspector Gadget, Cat in the Hat, and Tron Legacy. Belker describes his work as "graphically bold, with the sensitivity and vision to push new forms". He continues: "I like to design everything and I do. I am working on furniture, sports equipment, bags, toys, cars etc. I don't ever want to do the same thing over and over."

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