Up and coming DVD releases
 

The Victorian House.

A Hard surface tutorial. Covers modeling and texturing.

This tutorial will cover basic tools and work-flow to get a new user comfortable with the many aspects of modeling and texturing a house. You will start off by learning how to set up image planes to assist you with the dimensions and characteristics of your house. Then we will start modeling using basic shapes to rough out the look and size of the house. Once its blocked out, we'll start adding the details using many of the modeling tools built into Maya like extrude face, and merge vertices's to start giving your project a more realistic feel.

Once we have completed the modeling sections of our project its time focus on learning the steps that are needed to texture your house. You will learn how to unwrap all the geometry to achieve a clean flat UV map for painting in Photoshop. Some of the tools you will be using are the UV texture editor, move and sew UVs, and cut UVs. Once you have created your UV map you'll import them into Photoshop where you will see how to go about painting your own textures to apply to your model.

2 Disc DVD set. Also available as download soon.

The Yamaha R1 Motorbike.

Kurt takes us though modelling the Yamaha R1 from image plan set up right to detailing. The tut covers techniques using nurbs to get basic shape coveting to polys then sud-ds.

Covers modeling.

3 Disc DVD set. Also available as a download Now.
Part of the Remastered Series. Never before released on DVD.

The Treefrog.

The Tree Frog - Kurt shows you how to create this tree frog from start to finish. Image plane are included in the first zip. Watch Kurt as he demonstrates how he created the tree frog for the cg challenge where he was a finalist.

Covers modeling and texturing.

2 Disc DVD set. Also available as a download Now.
Part of the Remastered Series. Never before released on DVD.

These DVD's will be announced in the up coming Newsletter along with pricing.

Tubby

They all look great and really useful. Thanks for the info.
Chris