Steven from Show It Better shares his method for going from a render to a more stylized image with the help of SketchUp and Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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Free 3D Models DCXXXVI | Free Scene
Evermotion is turning 15 years old today, and as part of the celebrations, they are giving away this amazing scene with buildings, vegetation and furniture. (more…) [...]
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Hum3D | Space Rover Challenge
In this difficult times of quarantine Hum3D has come up with a great initiative to keep us busy: A 3D competition. (more…) [...]
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Scripts for 3ds Max | Proxy Textures
Proxy Textures is a 3dsMax plugin to automatically create low resolution versions of your textures, to speed up your work on heavily loaded scenes. (more…) [...]
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30 Tips on how to make your images better
This weekend we leave you with a link to a really cool post from VWArtclub with a lot of tips on how to make your images better, considering things such as framing, materials, post-production, scaling, lighting and a lot more! [...]
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Scripts for 3ds Max | UVPackmaster
The team at Glukoz has recently announced that its UV packing engine UVPackmaster is now compatible with 3DS Max. (more…) [...]
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Free 3D Models DCXXXIV | Dinnerware
From Unblast comes this set of free 3D models of Dinnerware with 16 pieces of plates, bowls and mugs. You can get the files in .MAX and .OBJ format here. [...]
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Mastering Blending Modes
The guys at Allegorithmic share this videos series explaining everything you will ever need to know to understand and use the different Blending Modes in Substance Designer and Painter, and even in Photoshop. (more…) [...]
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10 Must-have scripts to improve your SketchUp workflow
Today we leave with you a list with five pretty useful scripts for SketchUp that will help you improve and speed up your workflow significantly. (more…) [...]
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How to sharpen the shadows on your HDRI’s
Peter from XOIO shares this video tutorial where he shows us how to tweak our High Dynamic Range Images (HDRI) in Photoshop to sharpen their shadows. (more…) [...]
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