This studio shot set focuses on ground fog and cloud-like textures created from dry ice, and unique tornado shapes made from vapor.

Believing that there was a tremendous amount of high-quality fantastic-themed art work created each year that somehow wasn't being represented in other annual art books and shows, Spectrum was established in 1993 by Cathy Fenner and Arnie Fenner with the intent of providing creators with a regular showcase for the best fantasy, science fiction, horror, and otherwise uncategorizable artwork created each year.

Photoshoot – Christmas Special December 2019 | English | 58 pages | PDF | 14.2 MB

Practice creating your own custom character and sharing it to the group.

The culmination of years in development with world-class studios, 1000+ hours of time invested in creation and editing, and a sold out live event (almost double the expected capacity) have created the diamond standard in architectural visualization training. Simply put, you will not see any extensive advanced video training from anywhere else. This series includes 57 hours of training from Neoscape, Kilograph, Factory Fifteen and Studio AMD.

Photorealism is often hard to achieve because the amount of the amount of detail you need to add to your scene in order to achieve it. It doesn't have to be this way, though. With the proper professional tools, it is relatively fast and easy to add enormous amount of photorealistic details to your 3ds Max scene.

Filmmaking EBooks Collection 2 | 2.03 GB

Since the beginning of the photographic art form, photographers have been searching for clearer and sharper images. Now, you don't have to settle for what was captured in camera; you can perfect your photos in post-production. In this course, Chris Orwig tackles sharpening in three programs: Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom, and Photoshop. They all have their strengths, so he shows you how to get the best results from specific sharpening challenges

This pioneering work provides designers, art directors, and students—regardless of experience—with a unique approach to successful design.

High quality JPGs from uncompressed RAW images taken on a Leica Q2 with a beautiful Summilux lense. Raw images come in at 47.3 megapixels; a whopping 8368 x 5584 pixels with room to zoom in and re-crop. Note: some of the shots are cropped for aesthetic purposes like composition but care has been given to lean towards keeping a high level of resolution.