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This workshop is not just for vehicle modeling, but offers you tips and tricks that can help increase your speed and quality while approaching any hard surface modeling project in Maya. While demonstrating a concentration on clean topology and modeling techniques used in production, James methodically walks through his workflow to help better your confidence in modeling. With a well planned approach, he starts modeling a block-out that lays the foundation for all that is to come. James begins by covering the importance of collecting reference images that will inspire and guide the design and modeling. In this workshop, James Schauf shares his workflow for modeling a Mad Max inspired hot rod.

Maya car modeling