Join Agnieszka Klich into the world of The Digital Bunch, one of the most important architectural visualization studios in Poland, and find out how they mix 3D and software development to generate amazing content.

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Andrew Hamilton, Art Director at Embark Studios, shares this amazing piece of work rendered in Unreal Engine with a small tribute to his life in Australia.

Besides UE4, Andrew used other tools such as Maya, Reality Capture and Photoshop while working in this project.

All nature assets, like vegetation, rocks and cliffs were scanned by the artist himself in a recent visit to the continent.

It is highly recommended to wear headphones!

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A new fully animated short film by Brazilian 3D artist Ander Alencar, created using 3ds Max and Corona Renderer.

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French 3D artist and photographer Romuald Chaigneau has shares this amazing teaser for his latest project: The Hyrule Lost Woods.

As the artists himself describes it.

“Like many people sensitive to the world of video games, a license in particular is dear to my heart, I speak of course of the universe of The Legend of Zelda.

For some time I wanted to create a project around this universe. Maybe an image, an environment. But a year ago, I challenged myself to make a short film around the theme of the lost woods of Hyrule.

This project is all the more ambitious for me because I am of course alone working on it. I only use one computer, my personal computer, to calculate the film, and I render absolutely everything on 4K resolution.

So I post today my progress on the project. This is a short teaser to show you a preview.

Obviously, this is a personal project for the purpose of creating, there is no partnership with Nintendo or anyone. And this project is completely non-profit. I wouldn’t make any money on it.”

The main tools being used in this project are 3ds Max and Corona Renderer.

You can watch the video below.

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Pedro Fernandes from Arqui9 and Matthew Banniester from DBOX review a stunning piece of work by Arjon Dilig, sharing a few tips on how to make your images shine even more.

Check out the video below.

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In this 10-minute video from Insider you’ll see how in 24 years Pixar has managed to revolutionized the animation world, both technically and artistically.

Each movie, from Toy Story to Toy Story 4, has allowed them to device new ways to tackle technology limitations and very accurately bring to life things like fur, water, metal, skin, and more.

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After more than a year in the shadows, french 3D artist and UE4 aficionado Koola makes a quick appearance with this really cool looking animation of a storm.

The piece was created with the help of Unreal Engine 4.23, Speedtree and Substance Designer, and a couple of plugins: VICODynamics by VICO Game Studio LLC and Custom Lens Flare VFX by Artyom Cheremisin.

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Evan Puschak from The Nerdwriter has published this very interesting video called “The Real Fake Cameras of Toy Story 4”, where he talks about the use of real world lenses in a completely digital environment.

In the presentation below he explores how each lens was chosen and used to simulate the different effects needed to achieve the many moods created for this CGI masterpiece.

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Northern Wisps is a short film by Bartosz Domiczek which presents a series of prism-shaped cabins in different environments, surrounded by rock, fog and water.

The video, inspired by nordic culture and made with the help of tools such as 3ds Max, Corona Renderer and After Effects, was based on the project that won the 2018 Ronen Bekerman’s Cabins 3D Challenge and the CGarchitect 2018 3D Award.

Additional software used to create this piece were Adobe Premiere, ZBrush, World Machine, Substance Painter, Marvelous Designer and Quixel Megascans.

If you would like to know more about this project or the artist behind it, check out its making of here.

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El brasilero Pedro Machado presenta este video titulado The Super Zoom, creado con la ayuda de 3ds Max y FStorm Render, en un intento por mostrar la escala atómica de objetos cotidianos.

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