Territory Studio | Layering Familar Techniques to Create Complex Structures and Designs |
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Layering Familar Techniques to Create Complex Structures and Designs, by Josh Thorpe and Pamela Gray from Territory Studio @IBCshow 2023.
Josh Thorpe and Pamela Gray join from Territory Studio, a creative team that draws on expertise in narrative-led creative design to imagine, realize and build new worlds. Josh is a #3D artist and motion designer with more than 12 years experience across advertising, titles and film and is Territory’s 3D lead in London. Pamela is a senior motion designer from Glasgow, who is driven by a love of creating style frames and finding new ways to combine #2D and #3D techniques, her work focuses primarily on concept and look development for motion projects across film, brand and creative tech.
Josh and Pamela will be demonstrating how they use #Maxon tools within the wider pipeline at Territory Studios. Layering and combining the familiar yet powerful tools within #Cinema4D, #Redshift and the #RedGiant Suite to build up complex structures and designs for both film and brand projects.
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brilliant minds, I've been fortunate enough to work with Josh and he was a legend throughout. also so many awesome tips in this one, thanks for sharing!
this studio is legendary, deserves way more views. this studio is why i wanted to learn c4d
This was really useful and inspiring, thank you both!
my dream is to work for this studio someday honestly they did ghost in the shell
Amazing presentation! Thank you both!
I've managed to follow along fin in C4d except for the part where the glass panels are cloned to the polygon centres of the Connect object. What I'm getting here is the glass panels being cloned to the centre but with very different size ratios so, for example, when I managed to get them to fit correctly onto the big polygons they became way too small on the medium and smaller ones.
I have Enable Scaling checked and set to 100% same as in the presentation.
Any ideas?
👋 Hi there, Leo. We're sorry that you're experiencing this unexpected difficulty. Please use this link to submit a support ticket and connect with our Support Team. They'll be happy to review your situation in more detail: support.maxon.net/
very sexy work!