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"Rapid Rig: Modular" is a new tool I have been developing for over two years. I have taken everything I have learned and built into "Rapid Rig: Advanced" and tore it down to its core, then built it back up into something with incredible flexibility. If you want a character with 4 arms, two heads, 20 eyes, 14 fingers, 8 legs, etc. you can now achieve this with this very powerful and robust tool while having very similar functionality to Rapid

SwissArmy Knife STANDALONE Tool for Images Rendered in ZBrush to organize Game Sprites.

128 Custom Brushes for Photoshop and Procreate (as of 2.3 Update!) | .abr file for Photoshop (created in Adobe Photoshop CC2019) | .brushset for Procreate (brushes individually optimized in Procreate 5)

V-Ray Advanced 5.10.06 for Revit 2018 to 2022 Win x64 V-Ray for Revit lets you render professional, high resolution images with realistic lights, materials, and cameras. V-Ray was made for designers. It’s fast to set up, with no complicated settings and no training required. V-Ray for Revit is built to handle your largest building models and works in Revit with no import or export needed. Render quick and make design decisions faster. Of the

In Design Kickstart, you’ll take on industry-inspired projects while learning key design concepts that will elevate your design work right away. By the end of this course, you’ll have all of the foundational design knowledge necessary to start crafting storyboards that are motion ready.

This Master Lesson by instructor Marc Brunet demonstrates how to simply draw and paint the female figure. This tutorial is great for both beginner and intermediate artists and should really be a powerful tool to speed up your progress.

Red Giant Magic Bullet Looks v5.0.2 Win x64 | Choose from 198 brand-new Look presets, designed to match your favorite movies and TV shows. Every preset is fully-customizable. Alter the presets by adding or removing tools along the toolchain, or just build a look from scratch by combining any of the 41 tools.

I put this scene together in about three and a half weeks for a competition. I've been trying to improve my lighting and I wanted to make this scene look pretty cozy using just that. I used the lamp to cast this warm orange glow through the room and contrasted that with this cool blue coming through the window.

Our old paper and film photographs often weather decades of wear and tear which result in fading, creases, torn edges, and discoloration. Fortunately, we have the ultimate digital tool to help restore them to their original form: Photoshop!