Rethinking Workflow: Inspiring Creative Thinking in 3D
Gnomon School of Visual Effects has announced Rethinking Workflow: Inspiring Creative Thinking in 3D, a free event hosted by award-winning digital artist, designer, and filmmaker, Till Nowak on Thursday 14th April.
Having recently completed work as a Concept Artist for Marvel Studios in Los Angeles, Till will be taking the stage at Gnomon to shine a light on some of the creative solutions that have enabled him to become a better and more versatile artist. Unlike when working in production and post-production, designing in an art department requires visual results that matter more than the process used to create the concept. Through his discussion about workflow, Till will encourage improvisation and invention beyond traditional methods. “I believe this kind of thinking should be available to every CG artist, but at the same time should not contradict the standards that are important in a production pipeline,” Till Nowak comments. “All 3D artists just have to be aware and know when to use what. I will point out the importance and differences of these aspects in my talk.” His presentation will also discuss his signature workflows that utilize camera-mapping and match-moving to create hybrid worlds.
The event is free and open to the public. RSVP today. Seating is on a first-come-first-served basis. If you can’t make it to Hollywood, be sure to follow Gnomon on Livestream to tune in online. Questions can be pitched to the speakers on Twitter during the live event using #gnomon.
Schedule:
7:30 PM – 9:00 PM: Rethinking Workflow: Inspiring Creative Thinking in 3D
9:00 PM – 9:30 PM: Audience Questions
Guest Speaker
Till Nowak—Digital Artist, Designer, Filmmaker
Till Nowak is a digital artist, designer and filmmaker, known for his award-winning short films, The Centrifuge Brain Project, Delivery, and Dissonance, as well as numerous other projects. Many recognize Till as a one-man army of stylish CG. Originally from Germany, he is now based in Los Angeles where he recently worked as a Concept Artist for Marvel Studios and was also one of the designers behind the newly released feature film, Midnight Special. www.framebox.com
