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Digital Matte Painting: 2 Perspective

Digital Matte Painting: 2 Perspective
MP4 | Video: 720p | Duration: 2:37:24 | English | Subtitles: VTT | 914.7 MB
An accurate perspective drawing is an essential base for most matte paintings. Learn how to create linear perspective drawings of a castle in Adobe Photoshop with this course, and migrate the lessons to your own project. David Mattingly, a matte artist for many groundbreaking motion pictures, teaches you about the three types of perspective, and how to set up vanishing points, find and rough in the forms in your painting, add detail like crenellations, draw ellipses, and polish the final drawing.
Note: This installment of Digital Matte Painting Essentials builds on the concept sketch from the first course, but it’s not necessary to have those files to proceed.
Topics include:
Understanding the three types of linear perspective
Preparing your concept sketch for drawing
Setting up vanishing points
Finding the first boxes in perspective
Roughing in the other rectilinear forms
Creating a flat crenellation
Descriptionting measuring points
Drawing ellipses
Adding repeating details to walls
Delineating the background

Learn how to paint 3D forms and objects with this Digital Matte Painting Essentials course.

David Mattingly, a matte artist for many groundbreaking motion pictures teaches you about the three types of perspective, and how to set up

vanishing points, find and rough in the forms in your painting, add detail like crenellations, draw ellipses and polish the final drawing.

nd, if you haven’t taken the previous lesson on building up sketch ideas into digital files, we’re making it easy for you to start there! Just put in our form and

we’ll send over tons of resources that have already been put together for your convenience.

David Mattingly, a matte artist for many groundbreaking motion pictures, teaches you about the three types of perspective. He also shows you how to

set up vanishing points, find and rough in the forms in your painting, add detail like crenellations, draw ellipses and polish the final drawing.

This installment of Digital Matte Painting Essentials builds on the concept sketch from the first course,

but it’s not necessary to have those files to proceed. Photoshop with this course, and migrate the lessons to your own project.

This course is designed to teach you how to use Photoshop to create dazzling

digital matte paintings of 3D space, in just one month. You’ll learn all about perspective settings and adding detail like crenelations, draw ellipses,

and polish the final drawing to create the effect we see in movies like “The Matrix” or “Star Wars: Episodes I & II”.

one of the most important aspects of matte painting is knowing how to set up the

vanishing points which determine how a scene appears in a picture. In this course, David Mattingly teaches you about the three types of perspective,

as well as how to set up your own vanishing points for amazing effects in your paintings.

We’ll dig into the basics of perspective when we look at your screen, and learn that there are three types of perspective:

linear, convergent and divergent. Then David will show you how to start figuring out your composition using an estimated 2-perspective cube.

We’ll then move on to the actual drawing itself, using a Wacom tablet, pencils and ultimately digital tools like Photoshop with this course.