Matt is currently working as a freelance 3D designer in the UK, trying his hand at VFX work in his free-time. He loves learning new things, finding inspiring graphics, and dreaming up impossible fx shots.
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Twice a month we revisit some of our reader’s favorite posts from throughout the history of Cgtuts+. Today we’re taking a look back at former Cgtuts+ editor Matt Brealey’s awesome two part tutorial on modeling a Photorealistic Boss Pedal in Modo. Originally published back in August of 2009, this tutorial was extremely popular with the Modo crowd. So if you missed it the first time, why not check it out now.
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Twice a month we revisit some of our reader’s favorite posts from throughout the history of Cgtuts+. Today we have an awesome Modo tutorial by former Cgtuts+ editor Matt Brealey. In this 5 part tutorial series, Matt guides us through the creation of a high poly Canon A1 camera. This tutorial was first published back in January of 2010 and proved to be incredibly popular with our Modo users! Let’s take a look back…
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Today on our sister site, Aetuts+, they’re continuing the Aetuts+ Hollywood Movie Title Series. This tutorial will explain how to make the “Inception” flying logo style, using Cinema 4D 11.5 and After Effects. In Cinema, we’ll be modeling a maze logo, then using Mograph module (Cinema 4D 11.5 v.), we add the buildings inside of the labyrinth scene. We’ll follow in After Effects putting together the final composition.
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Today’s quick-tip tutorial takes a look at how to utilise the amazing UV tools in Luxology’s Modo 401 to tackle a common problem – unwrapping deformed cylinders. And yes, that may just be more common than you might think! Let’s take a look…
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I hope you all have an amazing time with family and friends this holiday season. 2010 was truly an incredible year full of all sorts of growth and learning… and from the way things are looking, 2011 is gonna be even BETTER! From our family to yours, “Here’s to a GREAT New Year!”
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After reviewing your votes, Prince of Persia was the victor so here you go! Today’s tutorial over on our sister-site Aetuts+ explains how to make a “Prince of Persia” flying logo style, using Cinema 4D and After Effects. In Cinema 4D, we will model and animate of the logo, then we’ll continue in After Effects, adding the clouds scene and completing the final composition. Enjoy!
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Today’s quick-tip tutorial takes a look at how to quickly and easily UV unwrap hard-surface 3D objects using Luxology’s Modo 401. Let’s take a look!
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In order to provide you with a more awesome twitter experience, the old Cgtuts+ and 3DOcean twitter accounts have joined forces, merging into a single must-follow account for all 3D enthusiasts : @Envato3D. Follow us now for updates on tutorial posts, model roundups, competitions and more 3D-related goodness!
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Cgtuts+ and Aetuts+ have gathered together a couple of movie titles that we could create tutorials on. The big question is…which one to do first? This is where we need your help! You can download a clip example of each and you can vote at the bottom. We’ll tally up the votes and create the tutorial!
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Our sister site Aetuts+ today put up an excellent tutorial by Antonio Cerri, showing you how to create a flying logo, Tron Legacy style! Today’s part uses C4D to model and animate the logo, whilst the upcoming part 2 uses After Effects to composite everything together. We thought you all might like it too, so check out the preview video and tutorial links after the jump…
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