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This initial phase is crucial, as different ideas are translated into a visual plan using various techniques that blend 2D and 3D sketching designs to define silhouettes, mood, and important visual points and key elements for the project as a whole.
In this way, conceptual art allows the client to better understand and feel the project, enabling them to guide and choose specific options and points for the correct direction of the project.
At this stage, to create three-dimensional digital objects, 3D Modeling and/or Digital Sculpting methods are used together or separately.
3D Modeling is characterized by precision and control. In this way, a precise and clean geometry is generated, being best used for Hard Surface (non-organic) objects.
While Digital Sculpting is characterized by the freedom to create organic forms, being more artistic. Therefore, fine shapes, volumes, and details are generated in organic objects such as characters, creatures, clothing, and other organic forms.
These are considered the final phase of the 3D workflow.
Rendering is the process of generating a 2D image or a sequence of images (animation) from all the data completed in the project. The result of this process is raw visual data that is produced in different layers (render passes) that allows fine control to generate the final image in Post-Production.
Then, in Post-Production, the process of combining and transforming the raw images into refined, enhanced, and assembled final polished products is done through different techniques of composition, color correction and grading, and other important methods.
The project was successfully completed and the results can be seen in the gallery and also on Pilgway’s official media.
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