What is the name of the material used at 3:13

I, too, since childhood, was engaged in Amateur design art drawing of hypercar bodies and various modifications of passenger cars, but then I left thinking that this idea is not unprofitable for me.

@@odvutjogot3220 automotive clay

@@aguzarov00 Sad to hear that. A lot of car designers earn a decent living. It's an extremely competitive to get into, but it can be profitable.

@@FormTrends hey man how do you make these videos... Like these design interviews ,do you go to them and then interview them ...?

LOL 😂

🤨the hell

Hmm!.....strange but true!

The Germans are some of the greatest auto makers ever.

Even an African accent?

Hehe the "management side wasn´t so much fun", I hear you, I´ve worked with a few designers that became head of design in studios or created their own companies and all of them say one thing "when you are at the top you design less and less, there is a lot of more in the business side that you have to deal with so you end up giving the designing part to somebody else".

how much work was it? and what did you study in school?

Curious Cat Absolutely true! There is also the political aspect that becomes more important, and where you have people you will always have personnel issues that crop up. The subject matter, auto design, always remained fun and challenging.

Joshua Lofton Back when I was in high school, I took college prep courses, most of which I never used again, but it made me a good candidate. There are several college programs that specialize in auto design, but I didn’t know about them at the time. I studied industrial design which is the general field of study which includes auto design. It was a lot of work. There wasn’t much time for partying, and we were told not to play sports because that would take too much time away from your assignments. In truth most dropped out. You really should have some artistic ability to enter the field, and lots of the freshmen did not. The program was for 4-5 years depending on how many credits you wanted to take on per semester, and how anxious you are to start work! The auto companies are always looking for the next hot designer, but they don’t look at every school. Unlike my path, I would recommend going to one that teaches auto design and has several good students in the program. The competition is good and they can learn from each other. That’s actually what happens when a designer joins a team. They feed off each other and they all improve. Hopefully I’ve answered your questions!

cabforward OOO you definitely did thankyou

How do you feel about them drawing 26" wheels on what is basically an Audi TT?

Same here I am an mechanical engineer too and I have been doing that for years creating their dreams into reality

this comment is the most confusing thing I've ever read 😂 I assume you mean "That is confusing as a German, who speaks German" but maybe I'm wrong. I read it like 13 times to try and figure out what I was missing.

NEON Think he means hearing both languages at the same time is confusing (as a German).

I hate it, it is so annoying.

Oh men , it’s a Overvoiced Video , like many 1000 documentation on TV or News. It’s a standart about more then 60 years 🙋🏼‍♂️😅

NEON Your comment is more confusing.

Casa Xtreme Why?

@@Napstone mix of languages

well its hard for me too and im finnish🙉

Es triggert einfach wenn er auf Deutsch losredet und dann wird enlisch drüber geklatscht...

I can imagine. I abandoned watching TV in Germany after 6 months as I couldn’t watch another second of voice over or dubbing, people I knew there were huge, long term fans of Hollywood stars and yet had never been curious to hear their real voices.

Mine too 🙂

How old are you

When I was about 15 years old, I used to draw sketches and send them to VW via hand delivered post... including a 4x4 bakkie/pick-up trying to get into the automotive design industry. However, due to lack of guidance, it never happened.😒.

Sam bro

Same

But then they couldnt use the tt's chassis...

what 3d software is he using

@@amirfarahbakhsh2960 autodesk alias

@@i_am_geonu What is the name of the material used at 3:13

@@odvutjogot3220 it's clay, listen to what they say next time

This is why I don't 3D model cars much xD

Good luck Johannes!

Yes!

Fax

Different softwares are used......I am 3d car modeller......I am using blender......similarly companies use 3d softwares like that.

@The Cornucopia .....my brother......lerning computer graphics and coding is my passion....I learned blender at my home by myself.....in 2 years...and still working and learning.....if you want more information from leave your email....I can guide you if you are passionate about car designing.....😘😘😘(with lots of love

francis joe Sorry to hear you didn’t choose to pursue your passion. Automotive design is a highly competitive industry. But it’s important to try to achieve your goals

Gotta get to the other side somehow, right? If all you have a is a kayak, better get to rowin’.

Yes.

I'm pretty sure with modern wrap technology you can easily get that look

Schorschstein ! That's not what he was talking about though

The German version of a Mustang is the C63S AMG Coupe, V8 biturbo with an amazing sound.

Sumith suresh Nearly all OEM design studios use Alias to get the project from 2D to 3D

Use beat shazam

That is nice bro keep it up

NSS PROD That’s a compound question. Most designers use Photoshop. But there are many other programs that also see their way into their workflow. For modeling, Alias is the default program while ICEM is used for for class A.

Thats because they need to feel the car soul

never ever change from something that isnt broken

amin dehghan It depends. Some programs go faster than others. For a show car it’s usually around 4 months

@@FormTrends Also depends how deep the pipeline is. Really top secrete cars/products can be worked on at least 3-4 years in advance. Products for example, apple has iphones on the table that are 3 years ahead, and they're currently working on the phones that will be released in 2023. Same thing applies to cars, sometimes.

well, go for it! just be prepared for a hard obstacles in your way and you'll be fine

@@artemyakushchenko5291 thanks! I'm from india ....design school colleges fee is 20lakh Rs(5 lakh per year)...it's in Rs but it is like 10,000$ for american...My dad earns 20-30 thousand Rs means 1000$ per month....so how can a passionate designer afford design college in india....that's why I have to do mechanical or automobile engineering for becoming car designer

@@rogerharsh all that knowledge can be found on internet. Read books and practice. That's essentially what they will force you to do in design school. You can force yourself to do it and save yourself a lot of money and stress. Once you get good at it, nobody is going to ask which school you went to. The design speaks for itself. Some people out of design schools are still bad at designing so attending a design school is not a guarantee of success.

See what u can do is learn photoshop get ur self a graphic tablet to draw on and make videos of u modifying cars . Some have started doing it now . Make a video where u take a car discuss what u feel is wrong with its design and how would u fix it . Also have a consistent design philosophy while doing so . Then modify those cars using photoshop . There’s a KZfaq channel sketch monkey he does this . This is a great way to get exposure as well as improve ur self . If ur lucky u can use this to show ur experience because people want quantity in terms of proof that you’ve done something instead of stories of ur passion and few shoddy sketches . Do this and worst case scenario you will have an audience who will help build a decent KZfaq channel which u can in few years from earn some money .

@@jakovd That's absolutely true. A design school's reputation used to open doors and get you a job. There are no guarantees anymore. That said, you do learn a lot about the practices and how to correctly use the tools in design school.

Odvut Jogot That’s modeling clay.

@@FormTrends do the exterior designers every play with clay bc i wanna do that not just sketch and computer stuff :/

@@diegostuff3813 Designers are involved in the process and work with the clay modellers, but the sculptors do the actual modelling.

You'll need a degree in Industrial of Transportation Design. Check out this list of design schools: www.formtrends.com/school-list/

Batapay Malu Good luck!!

@@FormTrends thanks

I'm trying to design my own cars for my company when I make it in a couple years.