Creación de personajes: Melting cultural en una producción 3D

Abstract

Abstract:This research was focused on the study of the local culture illustration, concretely to the study of the technique of 3D modeling, with which a series of illustrations is made, with the melting cultural theme, based on the adaptation of a colonial myth called man and moon; Quito's history named Hanak Pacha and that is centered in three cultures: Jama-Coaque, La Tolita and La Chorrera. A bibliographic study of these cultures was carried out and the 3D illustration technique was applied. The objective was to design characters and objects based on the legend named. It was concluded that among the researched cultures it can be seen that there are many parameters that relate them both in their beliefs as well as in the way of graphically representing some concept. In addition, good rigging can facilitate many processes within a 3D production. Also, with a good management of shadows and lights matte painting technique can be very useful because it allows us to obtain very satisfactory finishes for a final work and, a way to create new techniques to facilitate 3D illustration, is trying to combine techniques already known in order to get faster to the goal you want to achieve. Finally, it is recommended that for the use of the matte painting technique it is necessary to know about photo montage and to have a wide library of images for any scenario. In addition, for the 3D illustration it is necessary to have an optimal equipment according to the platform that is going to be used.