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Create Your Own First Person Shooter Zombie Game

Hello to all art lovers out there. If you're reading this chances are that you are here because you're looking for new ways of creating amazing manipulations and/or learning new editing techniques. With this course you will learn my workflow on nine of my most advanced maniulations. When I make these tutorials my goal was to always tech something that my students can apply on their own works rather than just creating what I'm showing. All these

In this course, Penny demystifies Unity's new DOTS architecture and introduces intermediate Unity users to ECS by upgrading classic Unity projects and developing a multitude of examples of the use of DOTS concentrating on the most popular game mechanics. Using her internationally acclaimed teaching style and knowledge from over 25 years working with games, graphics and having written two award-winning books on games AI, Penny will take you from

Learn Unity Game Development & C# Scripting by Building 20+ Mini Game Development & Design Projects.

Maths and video games go hand-in-hand. Video games are a practical, challenging, and fun way to sharpen your math skills. What's more, video games are like living math. From graphics and physics, to AI and movement, games are full of math. Learn foundational math concepts relevant to game development. In the course we break it down and build it back up, block by block. For each skill you will start from an interesting real-world problem. You'll

In this Houdini Essential series, we are going to take a look at some advanced Flip Fluid techniques in Houdini to create a large scale water splash.

Cinematic Color Grading is a retouching focused course from award-winning photographer Justin Lister. In this tutorial, you will explore his use of colors, tones, and imagery to create a cinematic movie style color palette for your portfolio.

This is the 1st part of the Photoshop drawing series. Into this class we’re going to be exploring the linear perspective. But before diving into it, we’ll get familiar with the settings, navigation and interface of Adobe Photoshop in relation to drawing.

So why are we offering this course? Well, for starters we both went to film school and know first hand what can be gained, and what we felt we missed out on. The bottomline is… we live in a different era of filmmaking, where you can learn just about anything on the internet. So being stuck in a film program for 4 years at the cost of $100,000 to learn how movies used to be made isn’t necessarily the best way to learn cinematography. So that was

If you want to illustrate hair that is straight and flows naturally, but don’t know how to start, then this painting class is for you!