Czech

Not applicable.

Students will work independently on their own projects. Creating a model of human head in 3D modelling software represents the final project.

The basic knowledge of IT, the ability of orientation in virtual space, patience, interest in 3D technologies. The knowledge of 3D programs (Blender, maya, Rhino) is welcome, but is not conditional. Basics of English.

Not applicable.

Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations..

credits

Human body proportions
modelling organic shapes in 3D modelling programs
human head anatomy
low poly model - modeling from photo references
presentation of the model - light, composition, rendering
creative handling of the finished model, deformation tools
preparation of the model for implementation with rapid prototyping methods

Not applicable.

The course focuses on the basic metodology of understanding the basic relationship of human body proportions and using anatomical knowedge in creating the model of human or animal body in 3D modelling program on photoreferential basis. The various aspects of presenting the model 0 light, composition, rendering - will be also discussed. The course invovlves lectures in anatomy, proportions and 3D modelling techniques, examples from the history of sculpture and the work of contemporary 3D modelling artists. The course will instruct students in using rapid prototyping methods.

Seminars are combined with lectures, both are mandatory. Students work with 3D software and are corrected during their work.

Not applicable.

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