Photoshop for Industrial Designers: Sketching Round Objects & Wrap Texturing

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Photoshop for Industrial Designers: Sketching Round Objects & Wrap Texturing
Duration: 48m | Video: h264, yuv420p, 1280x720 30fps | Audio: aac, 44100 Hz, 2 ch | 511 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

This is the second part in the Photoshop for Designers series and in this class we are going to cover how to sketch and render round objects in Photoshop using a digital sketching tablet such as a Wacom.

You will also learn how to take an image of a texture of your choice and wrap it around any surface you like. This is extremely useful if you are rendering products in Photoshop and need to add specific textures to surfaces. It saves a ton of time!

By the end of this class, if you decide to follow along you will have a sphere or a ball rendered in Photoshop with a texture added to it of your choice. This is your class project!

This class is for you are starting out with digital sketching or simply want to learn how you can use a tablet to design in Photoshop.

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