Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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Wacom Bamboo Fun Pen and Touch. Still trying to get used to it!!! bloody thing.
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I suck at drawing however but luckily I can blame the Wacom for that as well thanks to you guys
Nice skull btw ( check on proportions their a bit of)
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Im still getting used to NOT doing it with a pencil and looking at the screen instaed. A rather difficult task I might add...kudos to the people who can do this for a living!
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would you be interested to know that Leonardo Da Vinci found a formula for the skull? along with the whole human figure. Michaelangelo and other artists have similiar formulas as well.
It deals with a box and lots of triangles. It's a very interesting formula that will let you always make a very proportionate skull... for the entire skeletal system.
It progresses into more and more covering the human figure and the methods used there. I found it very informative.
This guy Riven Pheonix has some good material he teaches. Some like him, some dont. He's boring to listen to, fascinating to watch and learn from. I have used one of the Vilppu manuals and it simply didnt stick in my mind as this does.
if you have 22 minutes check this out, it's enlightening and just a start
https://www.alienthink.com/strM8.html
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I remember seeing a book somewhere (cant remember) where all of the body was organised into cubic and triangular dimensions. I think I was in high school (just before they invented electricity).
Thanks but mate...I will dine on knowledge in my lunchbreak today...just have to get the headphones in as my Neaderthal workmates HATE anything like this learning stuff. Cant have that you know...its lunchtime!!! LOL actually thats not fair on our Neanderthal cousins...they would probably surpass my mates in a lot of ways...LOL.
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