About the class
The interior design class of 3D design tutor Jiho Graphic, which offers offline lessons for various age groups, from majors to business workers, teens to 60s, will be unveiled. Let's start the process of being reborn from an unfamiliar appearance to a skilled 3D modeler with a computer. Students in various situations will share how to use programs (SketchUp, Enscape) and technical skills they have overcome together.
The curriculum was designed to expand the spectrum of output by modeling a slightly larger residential space using a new plug-in called Ruby, and working on rendered images and simple videos.
3D rendering is a means of persuasion, not a result.
When it comes to practical work, there is a realistic limit called a construction deadline. You have to use 3D images to persuade clients and proceed with the project until construction by a set deadline!
Of course, it's important to create a 100% high-quality rendered image that is the same as the real thing, The goal of this class is to create 80% quality images that can actually be used in a short timeIt's about doing it.
Course effect
- You can learn 3D modeling and rendering that you can apply directly to practice.
- I can model my ideas efficiently and quickly.
- Although it follows a relatively monotonous process, it is possible to create a variety of works with images and videos.
Recommended target
- Those who want to use SketchUp and Enscape renderers a little more
- Those who want to try out Ruby features
- Those who want to apply it directly to creating a job portfolio
Pre-course notes
- This class is for intermediate studentsYes, for beginners/beginners <Complete a high-quality cafe interior design with a short investment> We recommend that you improve your class as an athlete.
- This class is taught in English versions of SketchUp Pro 2022 and Enscape 3.4.
- The exercises will be conducted using the Windows operating system. (Mac operating systems are also available.)
- 16GB system memory recommended
- A minimum GTX 1060 or higher graphics card is recommended
- Basic mouse with wheels (working with a mouse without a wheel is difficult!)
**Please check the link for details. Check Enscape's recommended specifications
Three reasons why this class is special
❶ How to effectively run a SketchUp project
If you can handle SketchUp to some extent now, try completing higher quality and more efficiently. For intermediates who want to improve their skills, the content focuses on how to operate more complex and spacious spaces more efficiently.
If you're an interior designer practitioner, the more spaces you want to express, the simpler you can work on, the simpler you can work, and when you import things you've worked on in other spaces, you should be able to import them and apply them anew. We will share the know-how and skills for intermediates and above to run projects efficiently.
❷ without learning a new program,
You can expand the spectrum of results!
Interior 3D work is commonly represented by rendering an image as a result. However, being able to express simple animations together expands the range of abilities of workers and makes it easier to express spaces!
“If I want to learn animation, I'll have to learn new programs again...” While doing it
Are you worried?
Basic video work is also possible with the Enscape renderer. We'll expand the spectrum of your work by utilizing hidden features!
❸ We'll only tell you what Ruby you need!
You've probably heard Ruby at least once while studying SketchUp! Ruby has dozens to hundreds of different features. When I learned about features I don't use often here, my head hurts and I'm just confused about what to do. I'll give you a guide by selecting only the features that practitioners use very often. Using Ruby, which I recommend, you can quickly complete results.
Curriculum
Creator
JIHOGRAPHIC
Hello,
I'm Jiho, a 3D design tutor.
We will unveil the first design class of 3D design tutor Jiho, who conducts offline lessons for students of all ages, from majors to business workers, teens to 60s. We will share how to use programs and technical skills that they have overcome together by conducting classes with students in various situations.
How can I make it easier?
The program called SketchUp is really easy for anyone to handle. However, when I majored in interior design and got a job, they all covered the same program, and there were various things about the speed of work and difficulties. I also experienced a really slow pace and poor work efficiency, but at some point I thought, “I definitely work comfortably!” With that in mind, I used to devise a way to keep my fingers from getting tired without lifting a single hand as much as possible. I'd like to share the know-how I've learned while dealing with sketchup programs for 7 years!
[History]
Current 3D freelance designer
Former) LX Houses Group Tutor
Former) Amorepacific Group Tutor
all) <Suhyeop Bank>, 3D Design
all) <Nonghyup Hanaromart>, 3D Design
all) <KIA Gayang flagship store>, Design
all) <Cheonan Job Center> 3D Design
Q&A with Jiho Graphic
Q. Is there anyone in particular who would like to recommend this class?
I recommend it to those who are new to it or who think that the work speed is significantly slow. Even if you create the same result, the speed varies widely depending on which tool you use first and how you use it!
Q. When do your classmates find it rewarding?
It's very rewarding to see the students completing the results with amazing quality in just one month with the content of this offline class. I always laugh when I hear that my class gave me confidence and a job:)
Q. What are the unique advantages of this class that you want to brag about?
I don't have the ability to list and teach features that aren't often used. I'd like to say that this is a great class where you can implement a space within a month or two by learning only the features you really need!
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