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In this download, concept artist Whit Brachna explains how to break down and create an environment one step at a time. Going from thumbnails to a simple 3D model to a final Photoshop render, Whit constructs a unique and detailed piece with ease and creative ingenuity. As he does so, the viewer will witness a display of foundation skills and Photoshop wizardy combined to create an interior environment suitable for industry-level production. Psd, mov, and several jpgs included.

Intermediate Level. Two parts, 50+ minutes each, Quicktime Format 1024x768

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Part II: $15
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