Diorama Thinking in 3D (Spanish, Multisub)

Design a CD cover modelling real scenography Reinvent your way of working, jump to the third dimension. In this course, Óscar Sanmartín will teach you how to illustrate the cover of a disc from the creation of a three-dimensional miniature diorama or scenography. You will see how you work by not being limited by the plane and you will discover the infinite possibilities of composing a real scene using simple and easy-to-get materials. In addition, you will also learn some basic tricks so you can photograph your models and then improve them digitally.

What will you learn in this online course? Real as life itself. You can free the illustration of its flat format condition and explore the possibilities it has as a three-dimensional technique. You will study easy and effective methods to build characters and objects and give them volume and texture. Óscar will give you very basic notions of lighting so that, without spending almost money, you can improvise a photography miniset. Finally, you will learn some of the digital retouching tricks that the teacher uses to give their images that special look.

What is this course’s project? The final project is to make the cover of the album of your choice, using as an illustration the photograph of a miniature scenography that you have previously built with your own hands.

Who is this online course for? This course is aimed at illustrators or graphic designers who want to move to a new plane, investigating new methods and techniques to create images. You can also follow this course even if you are not a professional designer.

Requirements and materials It is not necessary to have previous knowledge of modeling, sculpture, or photography, but it is an added value to have notions of Photoshop and digital retouching.

Regarding the materials used, although in some moments of the construction tools are used own modeler as airbrush and mini drill, or materials such as styrene in sheets, they are all perfectly substitutable by simpler methods and more common materials equally effective. For the photography of the diorama we will use a compact digital camera, so it is not necessary to have a sophisticated photographic equipment either.

01 – Me and my circumstances 02 – References 03 – Album covers that I would like you to meet 04 – Materials and tools 05 – Looking for the idea 06 – Borroncitos and sketches 07 – Finishing the sketch 08 – We chose the technique 09 – Building the frame 10 – Modeling with paper pulp and cardboard 11 – Applying the texture 12 – Shading and finishing 13 – Finishing details 14 – Building the scuba 15 – Building the map 16 – Building the stage 17 – Illuminating the diorama 18 – Retouching the image 19 – Choosing the graph 20 – Diorama Thinking in three dimensions Diorama Thinking in 3D_Subtitles.7z

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