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The project was made using Blender, Houdini, and Redshift.

With his animation "Light is just fine now", Marc Potocnik, Designer and Director of the animation studio renderbaron, has captured the fleetingness of everyday lighting situations to moving pixels. Marc has shared a comprehensive breakdown of how he achieved photorealism – with an unusual approach.

This G.O.A.T. goat was created by Tomas Kral.

José León Molfino described the process of creating the sticky cotton simulation, talked about rendering with Redshift, and shared some tips for those interested in learning Houdini.

The update adds Intel's Open Image Denoise and C4D's Tiles and Brick shaders to all Redshift-compatible applications.

The creator utilized Redshift to render the simulation.

You And Me Academy's Theodore Daley explained how to set up a beautiful clay shader and how to give it a stop-motion animation feel.

The new version adds Intel’s Open Image Denoise, volume multi-scattering, and native Tile and Brick shaders.

The model is created by German Rasskazov.