Creating Style Through Limitations with Cody Gramstad

Описание: Production Designer Cody Gramstad shares how he came up with the simplified, beautiful, Emmy winning style for 'Crow: The Legend'. Bobby Chiu and Masae Seki joins Cody to talk about his art process, life as an artist and answer questions from the audience live.

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Next 90 Minute Art Challenge is Thursday January 28, 2021

Questions from the audience:
23:46 - How long it takes to get the feedback from the rendering team after you submit a solution?
24:34 - What does the term "Terminator" refer to?
37:03 - How did you become good at articulating your thoughts?
59:25 - You mentioned you were previously involved with live action films. Can you go more into that?
1:03:41 - How is ray tracing tech going to maneuver VR games?
1:04:44 - I noticed Armand Serrano is using VR in his workflow, is that something you do or helps you in certain ways; looking at mediums differently?
1:08:16 - Some days I draw so bad and I feel like I don't even know how to draw why is this happening? Is it a lack of fundamentals?
1:10:15 - Would you recommend 3D sculpting for improving art skills?
1:11:23 - For someone who is dipping their toes in for the first time with VR, what would you recommend starting with?
1:13:46 - When you go about sculpting or painting in VR, how do you go about planning your art?
1:20:32 - Being able to move around the space of the object/character, do you think that gives you more insight into how your scene will develop?
1:23:32 - How much reference did you use for the Squirrel image and how did you create the character design?