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Product Packaging redesign 1 (from a choice of pre-made 3D package objects)Īt the end of the session, you will know how to see and think in 3 dimensions to visualize products and packaging ideas for your clients (or yourself).
Glass Bottle presentation (Wine / Alcohol / etc.) Camera basics: focal length, focus, framingĪssets you’ll make from scratch (from guided tutorials): In two weeks, you will have a collection of 3D product and packaging renderings, made by you, showing your understanding of 3D and competence in Adobe Dimension.
Rick will also be available throughout the program for 1-on-1 meetings to discuss technical issues, concepting help, etc. You can…but this BCX program gives you the added benefit of 1-on-1 support to help answer your individual questions, provide creative feedback, and integrate the knowledge from Rick’s 10+ years of experience.Īt the end of each assignment, participants will get together virtually, share work and knowledge with each other, and ask the instructor questions. You might ask: “Why can’t I just sign up for a LinkedIn Learning course about this?” Using 3D graphics is a powerful tool to have in or add to any creative’s arsenal. The 2-week crash course in Adobe Dimension is tailored for creative professionals to achieve this. Have a new wine bottle design you need to present? Create a photoreal scene of the new label, on a bottle, with a vineyard in the background no more Adobe Photoshop mockups of other artist’s work. Assignments will be broken up into short, digestible screen capture tutorials and completed asynchronously.ģD graphics and animation are a part of nearly every aspect of our lives now, from visual effects in movies, high-end commercials, to Snapchat lenses, augmented reality – the list goes on. This program will introduce you to an easy-to-use Adobe application to get acquainted with the 3-dimensional world, while also making beautiful renderings of products along the way.Īdobe Dimension is optimized for creatives to make photoreal renderings of products and packaging that can be used to mock up client requests or sell new ideas. This is a hybrid 60% asynchronous / 40% synchronous, project-based learning program taught by Rick Plautz, Brandcenter professor of practice. Fridays: Final Presentations / Questions (4-7 p.m. Tuesdays & Thursdays: Voluntary office hours (4-6 p.m. Monday, July 12: Introduction to the program with Rick (4-5 p.m. 2.5 hours office hours (voluntary sign-up, synchronous) 2.5 hours (max) class presentation (synchronous) 5 hours (max) video tutorials (asynchronous) Click the above button to be notified about upcoming course datesĬlick here to schedule a call to learn more about this program
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