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In today's issue:
- Discover the Magic of 3D – Your Guide to Getting Started!
- How to Make Experimental Typefaces Work for You
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TRIVIA QUESTION
What was the first 3D modeling software ever developed?
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3D DESIGN
Discover the Magic of 3D – Your Guide to Getting Started!
From hyper-realistic objects to surreal landscapes, the possibilities are endless in the world of 3D design.
Here's a quick roadmap to get into 3D:
Step 1: Understand the Basics
Start with the fundamentals of 3D design, including concepts like UV, baking, and rendering.
👉Check out Adobe's training guide to nail the basics.
Step 2: Choose Your Software
Research and select a 3D modeling software such as Blender, Autodesk Maya, Cinema 4D, and 3ds Max.
Use free trials and introductory courses to explore different software platforms before committing to one.
Step 3: Master the Tools
Practice creating simple objects, manipulating shapes, applying textures, and experimenting with lighting to develop your skills.
Step 4: Build Your Portfolio
Collaborate on projects, participate in online challenges, and contribute to online communities to gain exposure and feedback.
Step 5: Specialize and Expand Your Skills
Consider specializing in a specific area of 3D design, such as character modeling, architectural visualization, product design, or animation.
Go Deeper:
"Typefaces are to the written word what different dialects are to different languages."
― Steven Heller
TYPE DESIGN
How to Make Experimental Typefaces Work for You
Experimental type pushes the boundaries of traditional typography. Here's how you can use it to create striking designs:
🔍 Match with Your Brand: Choose experimental typefaces that complement your brand's personality and visual style.
💬 Messaging Alignment: Evaluate if the chosen experimental typeface resonates with your content and messaging.
🚀 Make it Stand Out: Utilize experimental typefaces to infuse uniqueness and innovation into your brand's visual identity.
📊 Readability vs. Artistic Value: Balance readability with artistic expression by testing fonts, monitoring analytics, and gathering audience feedback.
👁️️Create Visual Balance: Pair experimental typefaces with simpler, legible fonts for clarity.
🔤 Finalize UX Copy: Use experimental typefaces only with finalized UX copy to ensure perfect typesetting. Avoid placeholders or auto-populated text for the best look.
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MEME OF THE WEEK
TRIVIA ANSWER
"Sketchpad," created by Ivan Sutherland in 1963 at MIT, is considered to be the first 3D rendering and modeling software.
Sketchpad revolutionized human-computer interaction (HCI) and laid the foundation for today's computer-aided design (CAD) software. It enabled users to draw electrical, mechanical, scientific, mathematical, and animated illustrations directly on a computer display.
Go Deeper: The History of the Sketchpad Computer Program
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