Articles

Leslie Van den Broeck shared some of the production details behind his recent stylized characters Vixy, Tan Zhi Hui Chun-Li, and others.

Robin Lingmerth did a full breakdown of his Noodle Bar diorama and shared some tips he'd learned along the way: modeling and animating in Maya, uploading the project on Sketchfab with ALembic cashing, UV mapping, texturing, and more.

Rob Madden, Creative Director at Hyper Luminal Games, talked about his stylized art workflow, Modo advantages and tips.

Jarrod Hasenjäger discussed his approach to creating realistic and stylized art in MODO, shared his workflow with both styles and talked about combining MODO and Arnold.

Rakan Khamash discussed his workflow in MODO, shared his first impressions of it and talked about its advantages and compatibility with other tools.

Stephen Seress-Smith explored stylized art production utilizing industry-standard techniques within the production of the project “Dead End”. In the second part, read about texturing, level design, world-building, lighting 2.0, VFX, post-process, and more.

Stephen Seress-Smith explored stylized art production utilizing industry-standard techniques within the production of the project “Dead End”. In the first part, read about the theory, visual research, blockout, the first lighting pass, and sculpting.

Maria Puchkova, Anna Kirilenko, and Marina Сhekhovskhih did a breakdown of their cartoonish 3D scene inspired by the animated movie How to Train Your Dragon and talked about their team approach to the project.

Anna Tutova talked about her stylized character art and general workflow for sculpting, texturing and lighting in ZBrush and Blender.