Video Tutorials
2020-08-19
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This tutorial will show you how to paint a fantasy character from zero to finish. Livia will show you some tips and tricks, and ways to speed up your painting process. This is a process used in many illustrators in the industry, to make sure you get a good result in a tight deadline.
Kitchen visualization in 3ds Max and Fstorm.
Aaron Blaise shows his approach to on How to Paint Light. In this NEW course artist and animator Aaron Blaise (“Brother Bear”, “Mulan”, “The Lion King”) takes you through his easy to follow approach and explains how he thinks about painting light to create believable images. Aaron has been a professional artist for over 30 Years!
You will learn to take models from your 3D app (C4D & Blender covered in this course) bring them into Substance Painter, unwrap a UV, paint custom textures, export textures from Substance, and import for render in C4D and Blender.
This course will introduce you to character rigging in Cinema 4D. Aimed at users new to rigging, we take you step by step through the process of building a complete character rig from the ground up. We supply both the base mesh and the final rigged character textured and lit for Cinema 4D’s Physical Renderer, Octane and Redshift Renderers, so you can dive into the rig immediately if you prefer.
In this class, we will be making the clone of a very popular game called "Hill climb racing 2d"
Sheet Metal Fabrication is the process of forming parts from a metal sheet by punching, cutting, stamping, and bending. 3D CAD files are converted into machine code, which controls a machine to precisely cut and form the sheets into the final part.
Learn how to create an organic-looking material in Substance Designer by implementing Subsurface Scattering mixed with hard surface. The course tackles how to separate materials and add contrast between two surfaces while making them feel cohesive. Tammekänd also walks through how to use Subsurface Scattering properly in Marmoset Toolbag.
Give your photos a timeless feel with soft and subtle coloring in Lightroom and Photoshop. Learn how to lift shadows to recover detail, reduce contrast for a softer look, and add subtle color toning to the highlights and shadows with our included presets and LUTs.
This class is a continuation from my first class on Photoshop collage. So to get the most benefit out of this i recommend that you watch that class first.
New Daz3D, Poser stuff
New Books, Magazines
