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Illustrative Lettering Creative Session Wrap
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Illustrative Lettering Creative Session Wrap

Sean Hodge on May 30th 2010 with 1 comment

It’s a wrap. This session has covered a mix of illustrative lettering articles on theory and in depth case studies. We’ve taken a close look at various artist’s work and their various processes of constructing illustrative lettering. We’ve looked at how to derive inspiration from your imagination, the history of type, and how to create letters with an illustrative flair. This session posted across numerous Tuts+ sites: Psdtuts+, Vectortuts+, Cgtuts+, and Phototuts+. We’ll continue to expand each session as we cover new topics and integrate your feedback. Let us know what you think of this session’s material.

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Creative Sessions: Illustrative Lettering Launch
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Creative Sessions: Illustrative Lettering Launch

Sean Hodge on May 17th 2010 with 2 comments

Our first creative session on Character Illustration was a runaway success. This month we’re covering Illustrative Lettering, which touches on numerous creative fields. Historically, one could look to calligraphers, hand painted signage, and more. Even with early printed books it was small print runs and hand set type. In this session, you’ll learn how professional illustrators are inspired by lettering traditions from the past, and how they integrate this into their digital workflow.

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New Tuts+ Site ‘Mobiletuts+’ Launched

New Tuts+ Site ‘Mobiletuts+’ Launched

Skellie on May 13th 2010 with 2 comments

We’ve been burning the midnight oil at Tuts+ HQ to bring you Mobiletuts+, the youngest member of the Tuts+ family. It’s all about quality tutorials for mobile developers – all mobile developers, regardless of preferred platform. Topics will include native development with the iPhone, Android, Windows and Blackberry platforms, cross-platform development with tools like Titanium and Phone Gap, and techniques for building mobile web apps and mobile accessible web sites with HTML 5. Visit Mobiletuts+ or read more after the jump.

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Learn 3D From the Pros With CG Premium
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Learn 3D From the Pros With CG Premium

Aaron Osteraas on Apr 30th 2010 with 14 comments

Your most regularly updated source for computer graphics education just got a little more Incredible! Today we’re happy to announce that CGtuts+ is opening the doors to its brand new Premium program. Like our sister sites Psdtuts+, Vectortuts+, Audiotuts+, Nettuts+ and Aetuts+, our Premium Program will offer tutorials that go into even more detail than our regular free tuts, giving you an inside look on the techniques used by professionals in the field.

If you can’t wait to get started with your membership you can become a Premium member for as little as $19. You’ll also get instant access to 279 exclusive tutorials and 701 source files – and counting – available as part of our other Premium programs.

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Creative Sessions: A New Set of Educational Posts Every Month
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Creative Sessions: A New Set of Educational Posts Every Month

Skellie on Apr 12th 2010 with 1 comment

We’re very passionate about teaching creative skills here at Tuts+, so over the last year we’ve been planning a new stream of educational content focused on the "Why?" instead of the "How". Today we’re unveiling the newest addition to the Tuts+ family: Creative Sessions.

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Celebrating the Launch of GIFtuts+

Celebrating the Launch of GIFtuts+

Skellie on Mar 31st 2010 with 16 comments

Today we’re pleased to introduce the newest member of the Tuts+ family: GIFtuts+. We’ll be publishing tutorials and video training on creating gorgeous animated GIFs in Photoshop, Ulead GIF Animator and Microangelo. If you’ve ever wanted to freely learn how to create ornamental animated GIFs and impressive navigational graphics for Web Pages, now is the time to start! Hit the jump to learn all about GIFtuts+ and check out the newest site in the Tuts+ Network family.

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Redesign and Other Tuts News

Collis on Mar 5th 2010 with 20 comments

Over the last three days we’ve been steadily rolling out a new Tuts+ theme across all 8 sites. The new design is a refinement more than a big change, with lots of little improvements in usability and more suited to big screens. Read on to learn more about the redesign and lots of news about Plus!

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Camera Projection Mapping in Maya

Daniel Amedoda on Feb 28th 2010 with 35 comments

Camera Projection Mapping is the process of projecting an image onto simple geometry creating the illusion of detail and movement from what is really just a still image. This method has been used by many matte painters in the film and television industries. Camera projection mapping is a very handy technique to learn, but it can also be quite difficult to master. This tutorial will demonstrate how to create a Motion Design clip using camera projection mapping.

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HDRi Skies, 1M pageviews and Long Live 3D!

Collis on Feb 23rd 2010 with 6 comments

Last year the team here at Envato decided it was time to get involved in 3D in a big way. Nine months on and everything is really coming together. I thought I’d take a quick moment to show you some of the gorgeous work profiled on Creattica, the awesome items available on 3DOcean and share some stats from right here on Cgtuts+.

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Alter Your Lighting Information Post Render using Multilight in Maxwell Studio

Evan Schaible on Feb 22nd 2010 with 14 comments

In this tutorial we will take a look at a few of the incredibly efficient features of Maxwell Studio, including Multilight, the revolutionary tool that allows you to alter lighting post render. We will also cover several terms that are often misunderstood, and a few other things that will allow you to get believable results from your renders.

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