10 ways to improve your texturing techniques for 3D modelling

Give your models standout surfaces; a large orange robot next to a small white robot
(Image credit: Rob Redman)

3D is a varied field with many uses, from product design to movie effects, animation and architecture. Certain elements cross all of these areas though. With that in mind, I've come up with my top texturing tips for working with materials and design.

If you need the tools, see our pick of the best 3D modelling software. We also have a roundup of the best 3D art for inspiration. In the meantime, here are my tips.

Rob Redman author bio
Rob Redman

Rob is the editor of ImagineFX and former editor of 3D World. He works in 3D and VFX for TV, film and web. His background is in art and photography, and he’s a keen musician and guitar builder.

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Rob Redman
Editor, ImagineFX

Rob Redman is the editor of ImagineFX magazines and former editor of 3D World magazine. Rob has a background in animation, visual effects, and photography.

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