Digital Matte Painting And Projection Basics: From Photoshop To Maya To Nuke, Part 1 – Tuts+ Premium
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Digital Matte Painting And Projection Basics: From Photoshop To Maya To Nuke, Part 1 – Tuts+ Premium

on Dec 9th 2011 with 1 comment
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This entry is part 1 of 3 in the series Digital Matte Painting And Projection Basics

This Tuts+ Premium tutorial series covers a variety of basic techniques for both creating and projecting matte paintings using Photoshop, Maya and Nuke. The first part of the tutorial will cover how to approach the creation of a matte painting, the research and background knowledge you need, the concept, and finally starting to create your matte painting in Photoshop. Log in or Join Now to get started!

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My name is Ivan, also known as 'Pipera', and I'm currently a 3rd year Computer Games and Visual Effects student in the UK. I've been in the field of 3D a little more than 3 years now, and I really enjoy exploring the possibilities that the digital environment can provide.  

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  • Hugo

    I like the idea but I think the final outcome looks very fake and I think eventually the point is to make a realistic 3D setup in which you can integrate live action elements. Anyway, thanks for making time to make the tutorial!