3D wizardry

Quick and easy 3D effects

Simon Danaher

160 pages, parution le 04/06/2003

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Résumé

Provides an easy transition for digital artists and designers who want to explore 3D with their current software or a less expensive 3D alternative.· Includes both beginners' and advanced techniques.

Highlights professional techniques designed to work on most existing computers without processing delays or memory problems.

3D design and effects are everywhere. From the Web to print graphics, from type design and advertising to games and corporate presentations. However, you don't necessarily have to be a 3D graphics whiz or use the latest high-end 3D software packages to create stunning 3D artwork. In fact a basic 3D program (e.g. Corel's Bryce 3D) or a 2D painting and image manipulation package like Adobe Photoshop is all you really need.

3D Wizardry shows you how to make the most of the software you already have by demonstrating tricks and tips, techniques and methods that you can easily employ to create great 3D effects for your artwork. These techniques range from classic 'pro' effects such as reflections, drop shadows and channel operations to quick and easy tricks using the latest technology on humble desktop computers.

What is 3D?
Creating 3D Effects in 2D
The Illusion of Depth
Methods and Perspective
2D vd 3D Applications
2D applications

L'auteur - Simon Danaher

Simon Danaher has been working in the graphics industry for over five years, and his client base includes BBC Worldwide, UK magazines and publishers, and international clients like Fujitsu and Isuzu. Simon has contributed regular technical material to leading creative magazines such as Computer Arts, 3D World and MacUser, and on occasion he teaches application-specific courses in 3D computer graphics.

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Focal Press
Auteur(s)	Simon Danaher
Parution	04/06/2003
Nb. de pages	160
Format	20,5 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	550g
Intérieur	Quadri
EAN13	9780240519227
ISBN13	978-0-240-51922-7