Starting with the basic scanned 2D concept on paper, then adding some color schemes and shadows with a 2D software to see how the model could possibly work. It is the classical pipeline that uses all digital artists. It is amusing, those things come or not.Ĭould you describe your general 3D workflow? When I see something, for instance, a military aircraft, I think, what if I imagine this plane in 50 years ahead, add more engines, change shapes, and so forth. Inspiration is everywhere – artists, movies, military stuff, eye-catching objects, etc. It was so amazing to see those new space designs. One of my biggest inspiration was the first time I watched the movie, Alien. Stephane loves working as a freelancer, considering this a highly stimulating activity as well as an exciting challenge. In the ‘90s, he started to publish some of his 3D works on forums and got contacted by some companies to create all kinds of 3D stuff, so he decided to bet on this new way and finally found his path. He has worked in publishing, print, and advertising.
He considers himself a self-taught 3D artist since most of his knowledge and proficiency has been through self-directed learning with books and practice.
Stephane is a 3D Artist, currently living and working in Asturias, Spain, and originally French.
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