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Jewellery Rendering MASTERCLASS - Vray, Keyshot, Maverick +

Name: Jewellery Rendering MASTERCLASS - Vray, Keyshot, Maverick +
Rating: 4.5 (82 reviews)

Learn to render jewelry using MatrixGold, Cycles in Rhino 3d, V-Ray, Keyshot and Maverick

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Created byAaron Clark

Last updated 9/2022

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What you'll learn

You will learn how to render jewellery to a high standard, using a variety of rendering software.
MatrixGold
Cycles in Rhino
V-Ray
Keyshot
Maverick

Course content

7 sections • 51 lectures • 26h 57m total length

Introduction2:42
Explore photorealistic jewelry rendering across multiple engines like vray, keyshot, and maverick, with model prep, rendering fundamentals, post-processing techniques, and over 130 assets.
Course files0:02
About this course8:09
Comparison between software27:31

Preparing a 4-claw solitaire ring9:26
In this lecture, we will be looking at a simple solitaire ring and modifying it in order to get a realistic render-ready model.
Preparing a 3-stone trellis style ring42:32
In this lecture we will be approaching a slightly more complex design with 3 main gemstones and microclaw style shoulders, and preparing it in order to get a realistic render-ready model.
Softening hard edges in Rhino 3D8:31
In this lecture we cover different techniques for softening hard edges natively in Rhino 3D.
Preparing a princess cut halo ring in Rhino 3D45:45
In this lecture we'll be taking a princess cut halo ring and preparing it for export to Z-brush for final touches.
Finishing a princess cut halo ring in Zbrush46:57
In this video we will be taking our princess halo ring from Rhino and importing it into Zbrush for finishing.
Preparing a double-halo ring in Rhino 3D43:19
In this lecture we will be starting to prepare a double-halo ring in Rhino for render.
Finishing a double-halo ring in Zbrush26:51
In this video we will be importing our design into Zbrush for final detailing.
Setting up render scenes28:17
In this video we will be taking our render-ready designs and creating scenes and layouts for them.

Introduction to V-Ray5:17
Vray 5 updates7:14
Material creation1:05:07
Apply and manage materials in Vera for jewelry rendering, creating gold, rose gold, white metals, sapphires and diamonds with dispersion and wrapper materials, then save as templates for consistency.
Environments13:09
Backgrounds and alpha transparency37:06
Render settings23:38
Explore V-Ray render settings for jewellery, tuning global illumination with irradiance maps, adjusting subdivisions and noise limit, switching between CPU and GPU rendering, including interactive and progressive options.
Rendering models1:20:12
Advanced materials1:15:27
Caustics18:15
Review of renders7:42
Animation24:17
Create a 360-degree turntable animation of a ring, centering it at the world origin, and render a five-second, 30 fps sequence, then composite in After Effects.

Introduction23:01
Material creation32:53
Ambience and Environments39:16
Master lighting in jewelry renders by combining ambience and backdrops with image-based lighting, hdr maps, and separate maps for reflections, refractions, and ground plane in Maverick.
Alphas and transparencies9:54
Render settings17:51
Master Maverick render settings for jewellery renders, using final render previews and configurable resolutions. Tune sampling rate, adaptive sampling, denoise, and global illumination to achieve fast, clean results.
Rendering models1:08:09
Learn to render jewellery models in Maverick by exporting assets, applying diamond gems and white metal polished, and batch rendering across multiple cameras with Python.
Advanced materials57:46
Review of renders5:10
Animations16:25
Master Maverick animation tools to create turntable jewelry renders, balancing reflections and refractions with image-based lighting, and using depth of field, glare, and post-production depth maps.

Requirements

A windows computer - it will need to be fairly powerful.
Rhino 3D - preferably v6 or v7.

Description

In this course, I am going to guide you through the skills required to make stunning rendered images and animations.

Many people struggle to get lifelike images and end up producing dull and flat renders. This course aims to rectify that, by providing clear instructions and information about the render engine. I will be showing how I render to produce basic clean images that are suitable for individual customer feedback and design approval, and I also tackle the high-quality scenes that may be used for advertising, social media, or e-commerce purposes. This course also looks at animation designs, from simple to advanced.

I will be covering the fundamentals as well as advanced techniques in a variety of software.

I cover the four key areas that make a great render-

· Model preparation

· Material creation

· Lighting

· Post production

By mastering these four areas, you renders will improve dramatically.

This course covers MatrixGold, Cycles, V-Ray, Keyshot, and Maverick, plus additional modules that look at post-production.

This course also includes over 100 custom created resources, including materials for each of the render engines, lighting environments, and props.

Required

A good PC – rendering is very taxing on your hardware, so the more powerful your computer, the better.

Rhino 5, 6, or 7

Recommended

Z-brush or similar

Either V-Ray, Keyshot, or Maverick – trial versions are available for each.

Who this course is for:

Jewellery CAD designers looking to learn how to render.

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Course content

Introduction4 lectures • 38min

Model Preparation8 lectures • 4hr 12min

Rendering in MatrixGold5 lectures • 2hr 28min

Rendering with Cycles in Rhino6 lectures • 4hr 17min

Rendering with V-Ray11 lectures • 5hr 57min

Rendering with Keyshot8 lectures • 4hr 55min

Rendering with Maverick9 lectures • 4hr 30min

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