Get ready to immerse yourself in Digital-Tutors latest, 10 course release exploring all areas of an artists pipeline to keep members ahead of the game. Oh yes, games are covered this week too. September finishes out with a whopping 60 courses released for the month.
More MODO 701 modeling comes your way with a new course on Hard Surface Modeling Techniques in MODO. Start by learning how to take reference photos, cover powerful modeling tools, add shaders and finish with a photorealistic image.
Understand the process of sculpting unique characters in Creating a Cartoon Scientist in ZBrush. Begin by blocking in your character, then start to refine features that make the character unique and end with your own fully colored cartoon character.
Create stunning motion graphics by following the Artist Guide to Motion Graphics in 3ds Max. Understand the process from storyboards all the way to the final polished render and learn how to effectively use state sets in 3ds Max to quickly integrate 3d elements in After Effects
Master the skills needed to model, texture and animate a complex vehicle in Creating a Transformable Flying Car in Maya and Silo. Create a simple rig to show the car transforming, apply advanced shaders and add details that will bring the car to life.
More Great Tutorials from This Weeks Release:
Quick Start to Rigging in 3ds Max: Volume 5
Implementing a Flow Map Fluid Pipeline Between MARI and UDK
2D Racing Game Series in Unity: Volume 5
Getting Started with the RotoPaint Node in NUKE
Creating and Animating a Matte Painting in Photoshop and After Effects (top image)
Sketching Dynamic Action Poses in Photoshop
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