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For anyone into ZBrush there are some real gems here, LINK - 2016 ZBrush Summit - ZBrush 4R8 Presentation Example - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHmWZey9r9g -
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Trim Sheets, useful reading Sunset Overdrive http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022324/The-Ultimate-Trim-Texturing-Techniques OFFICE ENVIRONMENT TUTORIAL http://www.thiagoklafke.com/office_tutorial.html Nice example https://gumroad.com/acms -
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There are some cool new posts by "floobynooby" to help with Understanding Cinematography Example, here is one of many, check them out here - http://floobynooby.blogspot.com/search/label/Cinematography https://youtu.be/3H8nTrToBvU?t=24 -
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Wrap 3 https://vimeo.com/181450922 Find out more at Russian3DScanner.com Wrap 3.0.3 Core Features: - Node Graph Architecture - Improved Wrapping Algorithm - Parallel Batch Procesing - Mesh Filtering Tools - Large Set of Example Scans and Basemeshes -
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Topology links, this is a bit of a gold mine https://uk.pinterest.com/remiwashere/game-art-topology/ The information on some of the posts is so useful, for example. Karol Miklas Portfolio - NYC Taxi | www.karolmiklas.com | A model of NYC Taxi Ford Crown Victoria. Unique mapping - a possibility to bake lighting to a… -
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Want to know about Cinematography? Floobynooby you are amazeballs! The Cinematography of "The Incredibles" Part 1 http://floobynooby.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/the-cinematography-of-incredibles-part-1.html Example posts Everything in strong cinematography has to do with designing each shot for the purpose of leading the… -
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Image Techniques, Part1 Applying photographic techniques to capture moments in games http://www.theverge.com/2013/10/2/4796710/this-video-game-photographer-creates-art-out-of-virtual-worlds Image Techniques, Part2 Dead End Thrills celebrates the talent of videogame artists and engineers via the hobby of taking screenshots.… -
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So where are we with the human face and where have we come from? Well to start in 1972, Frederic Ira Parke, while a grad student at the University of Utah, created the first computer graphics animation of a human face, and with fellow student (and Pixar co-founder) Ed Catmull made the groundbreaking computer animation of a…
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