Rendering Software Quick Fix Series
Want to expand your knowledge of the 3D softwares on the market, but don’t know where to start? We want to help those budding beginners and intermediates out there by creating a quick fix guide, answering simple questions on how to use certain tools and create certain alterations within
Light in Visual Architecture
Long before the existence of electricity, architects were maximising the possibilities of sunlight. One of the most recognisable examples of this is stained glass windows in temple architecture. Photographed below, are some beautiful examples of modern day stained glass. This playful use of light ignites feelings of calm, warmth, and
Dive into: Substance
Substance Painter or Substance for short, is a texture painting software developed originally by Allegorithmic, a French company already known for making CAD and animation software, and for their infamous substance designer which allowed you to turn scans and images into PBR materials and 3D textures. We will get to
Common Retouching Mistakes
Want to take your retouching skills to the next level? You can start by fixing these common retouching mistakes.
Dive into: Blender
A free, open source program accessible to everyone. Does Blender really stack up when compared to other softwares. We dive in to find out.
Combating Burnout as a Freelancer
Working as a freelancer certainly has its pros but without set working hours, or with demanding clients and being in the same environment (your apartment) 24 hours a day, burnout can creep and leave you debilitated. Here's a little bit about burnout and how to avoid it.
The Pros and Cons of being a 3d Freelancer
Switching from a salaried office job to a remote freelancer role can be challenging but with the right tools in your belt, you can make the transition seamless.
Steel Wings
Inspired by 'The Expanse' and 'Flight of the Navigator', here's a detailed look at how a new story came to life with the use of 3ds Max, Zbrush and Vray.
