Online class with Dwayne Vance: Design and Render Vehicles
On March 3rd concept artist Dwayne Vance will hold an online class on how to render cars in Photoshop and Painter. The cost is $47 and the session will be available afterward for purchase and download.
Hosted by Digital Art Summit, the 1.5 hours online class will be hold by concept artist and designer Dwayne Vance, who will talk about the basic perspective and car proportions principles, the use of textures, reflections and different surface treatments in Photoshop and Painter.
The webinar will also include a question & answers session.
The cost is $47 and the session will be available for purchase and download.
For more information visit Digital Art Summit.
From the official Press Release:
Webinar program
Some quick basics to getting set up to use Painter. 10min- Set up a quick drawing pallet for yourself. Some basic Perspective Principles.
- Creating wheels for your vehicle. How to make your wheels in the correct perspective using the major and minor axis principle. 10 min
- Using wheels as your proportioning scale. Using a side view to measure out your 3/4 perspective view. 5 min
- Draw car using Painter and talk about different design languages. How to use those design languages to create you final design. 15 min
- Make textures by using markers, pencils, paint strokes, 5min
Talk about rendering process using Photoshop. Talk about reflections and different surface treatments on vehicles. Man made surface vs natural surfaces. How to use different rendering techniques in Photoshop and Painter. Render vehicle drawing. Using vignette techniques to make eye flow through the design. 25 min- Using textures to add further interest to your vehicles and design. 5 min
- Question and answer time. 15min
About Dwayne Vance
Dwayne Vance graduated from Art Center College of Design with a BS Degree in Transportation Design. He began his design career with Troy Lee Designs in Corona, California, as a designer of high-end motocross protective gear. Dwayne then became a Senior Designer for Mattel, Hot Wheels division.
While at Hot Wheels he designed and developed several cars and led teams for entire toy lines. He eventually returned to Troy Lee Designs where he continued to design cutting-edge motocross gear including the SE2 helmet and other protective equipment.
Dwayne now has his own company, “Future Elements – High energy art and design-” they do work for companies such as Mattel’s Hot Wheels, Batman and entertainment divisions, Hasbro’s Transformers and Star Wars division, Texaco, Oakley, Warner Bros, Mazda, Chumba racing, Upper Deck, Blackstar Paintball, Arctic Cat snowmobiles, Corel Painter, Jada toys, Fly Racing, Troy Lee Designs, Flying Lizard Racing, EA Games, Activision, DC Comics and a few others.
Dwayne’s designs have been widely published in magazines and books including “How to draw Hot Wheels the Hot Wheels Way” and “35 years of Hot Wheels”.
He self published a book along with 12 other hot rod artist called “The Hot Rod Art Book: Masters of chicken Scratch” and now The Hot Rod Art Book: Masters of Chicken Scratch Vol 2. Dwyane’s art work is featured at the Peterson Automobile Museum in Los Angeles, California.
(via: Car Design Fetish)
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