ArtStation - Environment Design Process Tutorial Vol 01

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ArtStation - Environment Design Process Tutorial Vol 01
https://www.artstation.com/marketplace/p/30Dp/environment-design-process-tutorial-vol-01
This tutorial covers my thought process and general work-flow techniques when creating environment concept designs in Maya and Photoshop.
This 60 minute, narrated time-lapse video follows the complete creative process, from the initial sketch through to the use of 3D and finally, compositing in Photoshop through photo manipulation and matte painting.

Topics discussed throughout the tutorial include:

The purpose and importance of sketching
How to effectively and efficiently use 3D in your design workflow
Advice for composition and other design fundamentals
Key considerations when matte painting in Photoshop

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