How to Render Basic Forms

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In our first ever video tutorial, guest instructor Charles Lin (FZD, Brainstorm Foundation Patreon) guides you through his process to break down and understand form. In this video series Charles will show you how to understand reference, render a basic Cube, Cylinder and Sphere as well as show you advanced techniques like rendering a Chamfer and plotting shadows in perspective.