Master Keyshot renders with 3D World 242
Get practical inspiration to help you be a better artist in the latest issue of 3D World.
This issue, along with our usual reviews, inspiration and regular Q and A sections, we review Blackmagic Design's eGPU, teach you how to create monstrous machinery with Cinema 4D, and look at Gravity Sketch and GSG Light Kit Pro.
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We take a look inside the issue to find out what else is in store...
Feature: Global VFX hotspots!
We talk to a group of visual effects artists to discover the most hip and happening places to work in the industry, find out why those hubs sprang up and look at key projects to come out of them.
Feature: VFX of First Man
In this feature we talk to the team behind the visual effects of First Man, discovering how they recreated one of mankind's greatest achievements.
Training: Create stunning Keyshot renders
Take a look at our massive Keyshot tips collection, where our top artists share their secrets to success.
Training: Model an Akira style bike using Gravity Sketch
Precise modelling can be tricky in VR but in this issue Mike Griggs shows you how to use Gravity Sketch to create a stunning Akira styled scifi motorbike.
Training: Create hard surfaces in VR
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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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