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Check Out The New Cgtuts+ Vimeo Group!

Check Out The New Cgtuts+ Vimeo Group!

Chris Tate on Jan 1st 2012 with 1 comment

We’re now on Vimeo! Sure we’re a little late to the party, but feel free to head over and join the Cgtuts+ Vimeo group. As well as posting the latest tutorial previews, we’re also giving you a place to show off your Cg skills. Have you followed one of our tutorials to an awesome result and want everyone to see? Well then show off your cg wizardry by posting your video on our page and bask in the glory of your accomplishments.

Find something cool you’d like to see adapted into a future tutorial? Post it and we’ll do our best to find an author to custom make a tutorial covering that cool thing! Whether it’s a model, animation or effect, it doesn’t matter. Let us know what you want to see in 2012!

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A long time Cgtuts+ author, Chris has recently moved into the role of co-editor at Cgtuts+. Chris has nearly a decade of experience working with 3D studio Max and has authored many in depth tutorials for Cgtuts+ as well as other websites. A generalist by definition, Chris spends most of his time modeling, but has many years of experience in the area's of UVMapping, Texturing, Lighting and Rendering. On rare occasions when he's not wasting away in front of his computer, Chris enjoys playing hockey, skateboarding, watching movies and playing games. You can find more of his work over at christateonline.com.  

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  1. Adam Everett says:
    January 3, 2012 at 10:27 am

    This is going to be a great tool for user interaction! We have an Aetuts+ vimeo page: http://vimeo.com/groups/aetuts and it’s been fun to see what people post!

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