Mar 3, 2008

“Blowout at EXIT 16A ” by Till Nowak The work on „Blowout at Exit 16A“ (created specially for the book Carnivora) started with a purely computer generated image featuring Till Nowak‘s Woojet concept car and the city of his short film „Delivery“. Then Leslie Barany suggested the tire changing idea and contributed his photo of artist Eli Livingston...

Feb 25, 2008

“Accesing Tools – part 2 ” by i3D Tutorials  To see the Accessing Tools – part 2 tutorial please click on the thumbnail below. (c) i3D Tutorials, www.i3dtutorials.com          

Feb 25, 2008

“Accessing Menus ” by i3D Tutorials  To see the Accessing Menus tutorial please click on the thumbnail below. (c) i3D Tutorials, www.i3dtutorials.com          

Feb 25, 2008

“Toolbars and Shelves ” by i3D Tutorials  To see the Custom Toolbars and Shelves please click on the thumbnail below. (c) i3D Tutorials, www.i3dtutorials.com          

Feb 25, 2008

“Choosing an Interaction Model ” by i3D Tutorials  To see the Choosing an Interaction Model tutorial please click on the thumbnail below. (c) i3D Tutorials, www.i3dtutorials.com          

Feb 24, 2008

“3D Female model inspection – Part 2 ” by Jeffrey Nelson 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your CG character we recommend using high quality photo references from the #1 reference website www.3d.sk  To see the 3D Female model inspection – Part 2 please click on the thumbnail below. (c) Jeffrey Nelson,...

Feb 24, 2008

“3D Female model inspection – Part 1” by Jeffrey Nelson 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your CG character we recommend using high quality photo references from the #1 reference website www.3d.sk  To see the 3D Female model inspection – Part 1 please click on the thumbnail below. (c) Jeffrey Nelson,...

Feb 23, 2008

“Clay Render with Wires ” by Joshua Murphy In this tutorial, you will learn how to render out any object with a clay material, and how to add wireframe. For this tutorial you will need a novice to intermediate knowledge about 3DS Max, or your preferred 3d application. In this tutorial, I will be using 3DS Max 9, so if you have an older version or if...