How to teach yourself CG scene illustration

Self-study of CG scene illustration requires patience and persistence. Here are some suggestions and steps to help you start learning CG scene illustration:

1. Learn basic knowledge and technology: Understand the basic principles and concepts of CG scene illustration, and learn related software tools and technologies. Familiar with the basic knowledge of 3D modeling, material mapping and lighting rendering.

2. Identify learning resources: Find some excellent learning resources, such as books, online tutorials, video tutorials, etc. To learn relevant theoretical and practical skills in a targeted manner.

3. Learning software tools: Choose popular CG software tools suitable for you, such as 3ds Max, Maya, 4D cinema, etc. , learn its basic operation and function, and master the core technologies such as modeling, material mapping and rendering.

4. Observe and learn the real scene: observe the real scene and environment, and observe and analyze the color, light and shadow, texture, etc. , and try to copy the real scene, improve the understanding and skills of scene construction.

5. Practice: Through continuous practice, starting from a simple scene, gradually increase the difficulty and complexity. You can try to imitate the works of other artists and gradually form your own style and creative method.

6. Participate in community and communication: Join relevant CG art communities and forums, communicate and share with other people engaged in CG scene illustration, get feedback and experience, and constantly improve their skills and creative level.

7. Keep learning and updating knowledge: CG technology and software tools are constantly developing and updating, keep abreast of the latest trends and technologies, participate in relevant training courses and seminars, and expand your knowledge and skills.

Most importantly, stick to and enjoy the learning process, constantly challenge yourself, explore and develop your creativity and imagination. I wish you a happy and progressive study!