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Design Process: Fantasy Weapon - March 31st
🕑 Added 2019-03-27 08:09:52 +0000 UTCHey guys, releasing next week is a new session on Design Process. Designing can be difficult, so we want to take you back to the basics & show you an approach for developing a design process.
This session covers the essentials of researching / understanding the fundamentals of the object you are assigned to design first & foremost, why things look the way they do both from a cosmetic & functionality stand-point, as well as how to get the creative juices flowing off of iteration & creative influence.
In addition, there are some exciting updates coming for continued design thinking & development next month!
New Patrons:
Pledge by March 31st for access to this session as well as & 30% off past sessions!
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No worries, we'll confirm tonight Adrian!
Dominik: Super awesome! Of course we recommend design tutorials for anyone since it's not just the outcome or object being designed, but the mind set and thinking process of taking on the challenge of designing something new and understanding it's function. Really cool insight
Rob: Thanks for asking, and no worries we completely understand. That's actually something we wished to have in place, and will reach out to patreon to see if they can support this feature. As of now, the only 2 options are to either cancel your pledge, or edit down to something like $1 to allow for a minimal charge but remain a patron.
Heya Rob! I'd still highly recommend this tutorial, because you could incorporate the weapon design into your environment, even let it be the focal point! What if you for instance design a native american weapon and let it either be the housing structure of a civilisation, have people worship it as a temple, as its the only leftover of their gods or what if its the remains of a civilisation, with all the flora and fauna growing around it - hope that helps, have fun painting :)
Sorry for constantly asking the same question. I want to be sure i have made payment to receive the next installment of tutorial. Can i clarify is that the case? Thanks!
I've been searching but can't seem to find an answer; if I don't want this particular session, is there an easier way to skip it than canceling my membership and restarting it next time? Not that this doesn't look great, I'm just more of an environment guy.
