Illustrator Mesh Tool quick tutorial

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New England Aquarium: Water drops

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Advertising Agency: Mullen Wenham, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Edward Boches
Executive Creative Director: Mark Wenneker
Creative Directors: Jim Amadeo, Edward Jendrysik
Art Directors: Chris Pinkham, Bo Deng
Copywriter: Sarah Sumner
Photographer: Getty Images
Image Retouching: David Onessimo
Post Production: Mark Danish
To be published: December 2008



Frantic Films Software, the software development arm of VFX studio Frantic Films, wanted to tell the industry that its high-volume point-based particle renderer Krakatoa was used by German post facility Unexpected on a recent commercial campaign for Snickers Russia. The two-spot effort via ad agency BBDO Moscow and Spy Films, Toronto, combines feature film-quality VFX with live-action to tell a story of biomechanical creatures that use Snickers as their energy supply. The first spot "RUGBY," is currently airing throughout Russia, while a second spot, "TAG," breaks in fall 2008.
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Gnomon DVD about Materials

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This DVD offers an in-depth overview of the rendering plug-in Brazil 2 for Autodesk's 3d Studio Max. In this title Sebastien covers in detail all the different materials, shaders and texture maps included with this amazing tool from Splutterfish. read more

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Photoshop Tutorial: Making of Sichuan

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This is a short tutorial on how I made the SICHUAN EARTHQUAKE 2008 picture. Do not that far from all small details are included here. Instead, this tutorial is more of a walkthrough on the overall effects and making of the picture. If you have a fair knowledge of Photoshop though, it shouldn’t be too hard to follow. If you have any questions about anything specific, feel free to ask! Read more...