Concept Masters Vol.4

In this tutorial Sebastian Luca will show you how he uses a mix of 3D and 2D to create architectural concepts at unbelievable speeds.

This tutorial is very useful for either 2D artists looking to add 3D to their workflow or 3D artists looking to use their current 3D modeling skills to get an edge in 2D concepting.

The main tutorial with commentary is at 200% speed divided into 3 chapters with a total of 3 hours and 35 min of content.

As a bonus all video recording running at normal speed is also included in case there is something you want to take a closer look at.

More preview images/videos - https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2xzkKe

Content

Main Tutorial

Chapter 1 - Sketching (19m)
Chapter 2 - 3D Modeling (2h 14m)
Chapter 3 - Painting (1h 2m)

Bonus Videos

All video content unedited (24h)

Software

Software that was used in these tutorials.

- Photoshop cc
- 3DCoat 4.7.35
- Keyshot 8

License Info

Please buy one license per viewer and user, or buy a educational/company license for unlimited viewers in one company/school or event location. Good for schools to use as extra learning material for it's students, company workshops or public viewings.

License Types

Single User License - this license is for one person only you can use/watch it on multiple devices but only one person should have access to it.

Educational/Company License (Unlimited) - Unlimited number of viewers/users at one school/company or event location.

Info

Bigger preview pictures over at - https://www.artstation.com/artwork/2xzkKe
Join the JROTools Discord - https://discord.gg/R3EGuYD
Feedback, questions, and updates at - www.facebook.com/JonasDigitalArt
Download other Products - https://gumroad.com/environmentdesign
Additional Preview pictures and art - https://www.artstation.com/artist/jronn
Free tutorials - https://www.youtube.com/jrotools

Notes

- Pay $6 or what you think it`s worth.
- Please note that this is not a step by step tutorial.
- The main painting tutorial with commentary is only for one scene.

Credits

Artist

Sebastian Luca
Artstation - https://www.artstation.com/bast

Editing & Presentation

Jonas Ronnegard