3DAD 034 : Chris Hecker Creating Sci-Fi Cityscapes with 3DS Max, Vue and Photoshop

My guest today is Chris Hecker. An excellent sci-fi digital artist using Vue, 3DS Max and Photoshop. There’s a recurring theme through part of his portfolio of depicting futuristic large scale cities. And this is a natural response perhaps from growing up in the environment of the industrial landscape of East Germany as well being awed by the production paintings of the sci-fi movies that we all love. In this session we learn:- Which artists and movies inspired Chris the most as he started as a digital artist. How learning about concept art and matte paintings helped Chris gain some breakthroughs in his artwork. How recording workflow speeds up your improvement rate as an artist Creating cityscape scenes with Cinema 4D, Vue and Photoshop. Use of World Machine and Xenodream About being part of the Luminarium group of artists on Deviant Art The making of "Come a Little Closer", "Sky High" (shown above) and "Leaving the Fields of Steel". Resources Chris Hecker's (Tigaer) Deviant Art The Luminarium Deviant Art group E-on's Vue software World Machine 3DS Max

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3DAD 034 : Chris Hecker Creating Sci-Fi Cityscapes with 3DS Max, Vue and Photoshop is an episode from The 3D Art Direct Podcast: 3D Digital Art | Artist Interviews | Digital Art Conferences | Sci-fi and Fantasy Genres.

This episode is 46:43 long.

This episode was published on Nov 17, 2015.

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