Udemy – Spaceship Concept Art with Affinity Photo and Blender 2.9

What you'll learn
The industry standard concept art process
How to brainstorm design ideas for sci-fi vehicle
Creating a simple 3D model based on a sketch
Drawing and painting over a 3D base image
Requirements
An image editing app like Affinity Photo
3D modeling package like Blender
A pen tablet for digital drawing

Description
Concept art is an important part of the early stages of game development or moviemaking. It's the visualization of characters, props, vehicles, and environments that will go into the final entertainment product. This course will teach you how to make use of 3D to make the 2D art process faster and easier. Concept art in the current movies and games industry is trending to incorporate more and more 3D as an integral part of the design process. After absorbing the materials in this course, you'll be better equipped to enter the concept art world as an effective artist.

The chosen subject matter of this course is a sci-fi spaceship - a staple vehicle featured in countless movies and games that feature space travel, aliens, and galactic warfare. To get the most out of this exercise, you should let your imagination run wild and push yourself to come up with new interesting designs for your own spaceship. Submit your progress by sharing your take on each step of the process through the assignments given throughout the course.

This course will specifically use Affinity Photo and Blender as the 2D and 3D tools, respectively. However, you can still follow along with other equivalent software such as Photoshop and Maya. The overall concept art creation process remains the same regardless of what tools you're using. A pen tablet connected to your computer is highly recommended to enable digital painting.

In summary:

Learn the industry standard process for creating concept art by incorporating 3D.

Design your very own spaceship and share your work with the instructor and/or other students for feedback.

You can still follow the course with alternatives to Affinity Photo and Blender. The process is still the same.

Who this course is for:
Indie game developers who want to visualize their games
Artists who want to learn how to create sci-fi concept art using 3D
Concept artists who want to incorporate 3D into their pipeline