Hi again!!

As I uploaded yesterday a tutorial about joining different photos into one big image... I decided to record for you the process of a more complex one, so you can take a look at it ;)



This technique is very useful for matte painting, because later, over the photo, you can add more "artificial" elements, or even compose something in 3d ;)



See you!

Hi!! This is time for photoshop!

The video is a timelapse, with voice comments over it, so you can understand what happens without having to wait for the entire process ;)



Hope you like it!

Well, I'm just creating this post for you to know that I've changed the previous post. I've added a new video explaining one more method, that a reader let me know and I found quite useful :)

Check the previous post HERE.

Cheers!

Hello!

This time I come with a more practical tutorial requested by an user, and it's about how to render wireframes over solid meshes.



Things you'll learn:
- 3 different ways of rendering wireframes on top of solid geometry
Level of complexity: Medium

You can also download the .blend HERE

EDIT-------- UPDATE:

In Blender Artists forums, somebody told me that there is actually a fourth method, and I found it useful, so I decided to make a quick video for updating this tutorial :)



See you!!

Hi!! I’m here with an introduction to the use of modifiers inside of blender 2.5.

But… I think that it will be more useful when you see the use of them on practical tutorials that are coming soon :)

That’s it! Blender 2.53 Beta has been already released!! :D

Sintel is almost finnished, and the blender development is reaching a quite stable product. I’ve been working for a few months with 2.5, and I must say that it works very very well (even it was in an early alpha stage yet!).

Hi! This time I'm posting about painting! I made this image a few weeks ago using mypaint and the gimp. It's not a tutorial, just a commented timelapse of the entire process.



The real time was about ten hours and a half. Clicking this image you can see the whole image:



Hope you enjoy it, cheers!