Video Tutorials

Gumroad – 3dEx – Tutorial Collection – 05 | Contains Many Tutorials on creating Stylized Assets. Software used in Tutorials: Maya, Zbrush, Substance Painter, Substance Designer

In this class I`ll show you how we can reduce render time in Redshift by tweaking settings. We will study the benefits of Sampling overrides settings, activate RTX acceleration and I will show you the algorythm of how we should analyze scene before tweaking sample values.

Senior Environment Artist Alex Beddows shares how he formulated a development plan to advance his career and gives tips that can help make your journey easier.

In this two-part series, Javier Benitez breaks down coming up with simple yet effective pieces to develop a strong portfolio quickly, without the need to commit to large scenes or complex assets. In this first part, Javier covers the fundamentals of his modeling and texture process.

Jasmin Habezai-Fekri breaks down her process for creating small dioramas using Blender. The course covers the modeling, UVing, texturing and lighting of the scene.

In this video course, I will share with you all my knowledge and experience that I have gained in practice. At the end of this course, you can easily take professional photos and cinematic videos.

Some images appear effortless while maintaining an incredible impact on the viewer. Dani Diamond walks through his process of utilizing natural light in any photography condition, exposing images with a specific formula, and a detailed retouching process.

In this course, David explains what atmospheric perspective is and how it has been used in landscape painting since antiquity. You will learn how to apply these methods in the field and in Lightroom to create depth in your images and make them more realistic.

TAKE YOUR EDITING TO THE NEXT LEVEL! INCLUDES FREQUENCY SEPARATION ACTION!

By taking this new course you'll program several classic game types that all incorporate 2D tile-based worlds. You'll code in jаvascript for HTML5 Canvas, so a text editor and ordinary web browser are all you need (an art program can be handy for a few sections but is not required). I've attached my code for each step so you'll never be stuck. At the end you'll learn even more ways to apply what you've learned. Also by completing the