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Read An Excerpt From Jamie Cardoso’s New Book, 3D Realism: Practical & Easy Workflows

Read An Excerpt From Jamie Cardoso’s New Book, 3D Realism: Practical & Easy Workflows

Chris Tate on Dec 30th 2011 with 0 comments

Hey Guys! As you know we don’t typically publish off site news, but talented artist and author Jamie Cardoso has posted an excellent tutorial excerpt from his recently released book “3D Realism: Practical & Easy Workflows” on his blog, and we’d highly recommend reading it!

“This first manual series will provide users with a unique insight into the crafty process of consistently producing striking 3D Visuals.“

“This new and unique book manual is aimed at intermediate and advanced users who may or may not be familiar with rendering engines and wish to consistently/repeatedly produce high end marketing renders while implementing 3 simple steps: Pre-Production, Production and Post-Production.”

Read The Excerpt Here!

 
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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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