Nov 17, 2007

“Modeling a Lowpoly Character ” by Montage Studio Lowpoly character modeling is one of the largest fields for freelance character artists, and so this video tutorials attempts to cover all the aspects needed to get comfortable modeling lowpoly characters. To see the Modeling a Lowpoly Character please click on the thumbnail below. To view this video...

Nov 17, 2007

     “Modeling an Eye ” by Montage Studio A fairly good knowledge of Blender’s modeling tools are needed to fully follow along with this tutorial as it’s fairly quick, although, all the keystrokes and tools used are mentioned as I progress so even a new user should be able to get some value out of it. To see the...

Nov 14, 2007

“Creating grass land using pflow” by Ranjit Menon Hello friends .. I just love pflow and have used it in lot of my projects. Here i would like to share with you a very easy method to create a grass land in 3dsmax using pflow . It is some what similar to scatter but more flexible than scatter and u can create your own variations easily. I will be...

Nov 12, 2007

     “Sculpting with texture ” by Gavin Watson Hello everyone   In this tutorial I will be demonstrating how top sculpt a wall According to your chosen texture, mainly using mask and a couple of deformations 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D rendering we recommend using high quality photo...

Nov 9, 2007

“Modeling the Male Arm” by Peter Ratner 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D characters we recommend using high quality human photo references from the #1 texture website www.3D.sk Start out by extruding the arm from the shoulder all the way to the wrist (Step 1). Create new edges near the wrist (Step 2). Step 3 shows...

Nov 9, 2007

“Modeling the Female Arm” by Peter Ratner 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D characters we recommend using high quality human photo references from the #1 texture website www.3D.sk So far, you have seen how to model the head and torso. The next step is to work on the arm followed by the hand. If you are modeling the...