Fromm: Physical to Digital (2-day workshop)

Overview

Photogrammetry is a process of turning photos of real-world physical objects into digital models that can be used in 3D software like Blender. The theme of the workshop will focus on 3D portraiture and finding objects that represent you.

Students will learn the practical process of photogrammetry from choosing the right kind of subjects, how to take the photos correctly, using software to turn your photos into 3d models, and finally, how to render an image of the object in Blender.

Fromm Studio:
Fromm is a British 3D studio by Vince Ibay and Jessica Miller. They both graduated in 2021, Vince is a graduate of the Fine Art: Drawing (with Creative Computing) course at Camberwell College of Arts,  and Jessica from the Graphic Design Communication course at Chelsea College of Arts. 

Since founding the studio in 2022 they have worked on a broad range of commissions, from music videos and advertisements to illustrations for billboards, magazines and social media. Their clients include Amazon Music, U2, Spotify, New York Times and Snapchat.

Through a unique concoction of the old and the new, they have created a style that serves as a colourful antidote to reality. Their offbeat and playful sensibilities have consistently provided a flair of irreverence to commercial projects.

Workshop Requirements:

• Laptop with Blender
• Smartphone with Polycam
• A 3D object you would like to scan (ideally small and easy to transport)

Workshop Details

• 2-day workshop (12th and 13th February 2025)
• Session times: 10am - 1pm / 2pm - 5pm
• Location: Wimbledon College of Arts, room B114
• Address: Merton Hall Rd, London SW19 3QA