3D Graphics in Illustration

French illustrator Matthieu Roussel earns his bread and butter to 100% with CINEMA 4D

Born 1964 in Marseille, Matthieu Roussel is also a talented illustrator without the use of technical aides. Although not a prerequisite for the creation of 3D graphics, these skills are very helpful when developing one's own style - something this father of four definitely has.

CINEMA 4D entered Matthieu Roussel's world together with an Apple Macintosh computer. After having evaluated different applications, Matthieu Roussel chose to work with CINEMA 4D. CINEMA 4D offered the most intuitive operating environment in which he could concentrate entirely on the image he was creating without having to simultaneously deal with overbearing technology. The 3D medium itself lets him to use develop new forms of expression in his illustrations.

"As the saying goes: 'There are not bad tools, only bad users.' Well, this can be supplemented by saying that a good tool can nevertheless be very helpful", Matthieu Roussel says about CINEMA 4D.

Matthieu Roussel's illustrations have appeared in publications such as the New York Times, advertisements for companies such as Nickelodeon and Milka and in many more places.

Info
Matthieu Roussel - www.mattroussel.com

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