Photoshop working methods
Tuesday, October 5th, 2010
For a look at a few important working methods – here is a tutorial which covers various different working techniques for image editing and manipulation.
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Posts Tagged ‘beginnerLevel’
Animation – Inverse & Forward Kinematics
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2004
Animation – Inverse & Forward Kinematics
The tutorial relates common principles to 3D modeling. Although written prior to the AutoDesk version of Maya, the tools and techniques are still applicable, however some of the functions have been renamed and the drop down menus stripped down and simplified from the Alias version.
Animation – Morphing (Blend Shape)
Friday, February 20th, 2004
Mayas Blend Shape modifier, commonly termed Morpher or Morph Tool in other 3D applications, is a quick, easy and flexible way to create morphing effects. This tutorial introudces this technique on a simple shape.
The tutorial relates common principles to 3D modeling. Although written prior to the AutoDesk version of Maya, the tools and techniques are still applicable, however some of the functions have been renamed and the drop down menus stripped down and simplified from the Alias version.
Animation – attaching to Motion Path
Monday, January 26th, 2004
A tutorial introducing Motion Paths which are common to all 3D applications and used to control the directional movement of objects.
Animation – attaching to Motion Path
The tutorial relates common principles to 3D modeling. Although written prior to the AutoDesk version of Maya, the tools and techniques are still applicable, however some of the functions have been renamed and the drop down menus stripped down and simplified from the Alias version.
Animating the Bouncing Ball
Thursday, January 8th, 2004
The animation classic – animating the bouncing ball.
The tutorial relates common principles to 3D modeling. Although written prior to the AutoDesk version of Maya, the tools and techniques are still applicable, however some of the functions have been renamed and the drop down menus stripped down and simplified from the Alias version.
