Dec 15, 2006

“MAX 101 – part 10 ” by Eric Maslowski This tutorial walks you through the use of the sweep modifier for extruding shapes along an arbitrary path. It also introduces you to Loft objects which give you the most control over creating complex shapes from splines (at least out of: Extrude, Bevel, Lathe, Sweep). 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To...

Dec 7, 2006

“Wounded ork ” by Dorian Bushi As this is a making of article, I’m not gona cover every step of the creation process of this image. I assume you have some basic knowledge in 3D in general, and basic to intermediate level for all the 3ds max users. Different from my past creations, where I prepare a concept sketch prior to the cg work, I jumped...

Dec 6, 2006

“Virtual beer ” by Paco Morales There is more about building a convincing beer than just revolving a spline. It is the small details that bring credibility to your renders, and this tutorial aims to give you a step by step guide to do just that. While specific to 3dstudio max, most of the techniques can be applied to most other 3d apps. First, we do...

“Over the Rim ” by Antonis Papantoniou 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D characters we recommend to use high quality human photo references from the #1 texture website www.3D.sk   Video tutorial you can download here (c) Antonis Papantoniou, www.a-papantoniou.com

Nov 8, 2006

“Modeling the female figure for beginners” by Bijoy Thomas Hello there … this is my first tutorial on this site … i am going to walk you through the process by which i created this female model in 3dstudio Max 8 using reference form www.3d.sk. I used the NURMS Subdivision modeling technique in MAX for this . Started out by browsing...

Nov 3, 2006

“Modeling for topology” by Jason Welsh   This tutorial shows you another easy way of modeling in Zbrush. 3Dtutorials.sk recommendation: To maximise the realism of your 3D characters we recommend to use high quality human photo references from the #1 texture website www.3D.sk To see the nice tut for beginners click on the thumbnail below. To...