Brighten your work with custom 3D shapes

By Creative Bloq Staff
( Computer Arts )
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Don't settle for flat artwork. Radim Malinic, AKA Brand Nu, shows how 3D shapes can bring variety and colour to your compositions.

Every illustration can be made more complex and colourful with the clever use of texturised spheres and dimensional objects, which can be created with ease.

Throughout this tutorial, I'll demonstrate some methods of bringing bright objects into illustrations, and you can then take these points and adapt them to suit your own images. Hopefully you'll be inspired to start new projects!

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