Tutorials from cgarena.com (page 2)



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11 - The Making of Ford GT 40 in Vegas - Maya Tutorial

In today's tutorial (project overview) we are going to show you the process we've been through with the creation of "Making of Ford GT 40 in Vegas" project. The entire model was primarily done in Maya and since it's not a detailed tutorial, advanced skills are needed.


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12 - Making of Ganesha - God of Wisdom - Maya Tutorial

In today's tutorial (project overview) we are going to show you the process we've been through with the creation of "Making of Ganesha - God of Wisdom" project. The entire model was primarily done in Maya and since it's not a detailed tutorial, advanced skills are needed.


submitted: 5 years and 3154 days ago


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13 - Making of Eddy - Maya Tutorial

In today's Maya tutorial (advanced project overview) we are going to show you how we achived the "Making of Eddy" project's finalresult. The entire process will use Maya for Modeling and Hair. Photoshop and Bodypaint for Texturing, ZBrush for sculpting and Renderman for Maya for final render. Since it's not a detailed tutorial, some advanced CG skills are needed.


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14 - The Making of Ferrari F2 500 - Maya Tutorial

In today's maya tutorial (advanced project overview) we are going to show you how to create a Ferrari F2 500. Since it's not a detailed tutorial, some advanced skills of Maya are needed. We are only going to show you the modeling and texturing aspects of this project, and hope you guys will like it.


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15 - Making of Where's She Looking - Maya Tutorial

As a quick summary of the project, the work flow consists in seven programs/plug-ins; Maya, Mental Ray, Poser, Photoshop, Bodypaint and Shave and Haircut. Thebase mesh was created in Poser and exported into Maya as an .obj for additional sculpting changes. Photoshop was the primary program for textures, with the use of Bodypaint for additional detailing and painting out seams and stretch marks. The Shave and a Haircut plug-in was used for creating the hair and Mental Ray was used for the shading, lighting and rendering. The multi-pass images were then composited in After Effects, and lastly Photoshop was used for a final touch-up. For a more detailed description, We’ll pick up from the Maya stage.


submitted: 5 years and 3168 days ago


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16 - Making of Live Water: Photorealism and Fantasy - Photoshop Tutorial

In today's tutorial (project overview) we will show you the process used for making of "Live Water: Photorealism and Fantasy". This is more like a project overview, so the steps are not detailed. Advanced Photoshop and digital painting skills are needed.


submitted: 5 years and 3175 days ago


17 - Making of I'm the Godfather - Photoshop Tutorial

In today's tutorial (project overview) we will show you the process used for making of "I'm the Godfather". This is more like a project overview, so the steps are not detailed. Advanced Photoshop and digital painting skills are needed.


submitted: 5 years and 3175 days ago


18 - Making of Leaves of Greens - Photoshop Tutorial

In today's tutorial 9project overview) we will show you the process used for making of "Leaves of Greens". This is more like a project overview, so the steps are not detailed. Advanced Photoshop and digital painting skills are needed.


submitted: 5 years and 3175 days ago


19 - Matte Painting: Making of Barbarossa - Photoshop Tutorial

Matte Painting: Making of Barbarossa - for advanced users of Photoshop.


submitted: 5 years and 3192 days ago


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20 - The Making of "Waiting for Tonight" - Photoshop Tutorial

In recent times, when every third digital artist you come across, flaunts a snazzy Wacom tablet and comes up with extraordinary pieces of art, our very dear humble “Mr. Mouse” has little part to play. Owning a smart pen tablet is a dream for almost all digital artists, but you cannot put a ban on creativity while you are saving the last penny of your pocket money for the day when you can treat yourself to that one instrument you’ve pined for, you’re Wacom! Creating a proper piece of digital work often poses challenges when you aren’t using a tablet. However, this tutorial will walk you through the many steps taken in creating a piece of digital art that’s completely rendered with our very own “Mr. Mouse”- that small thingy by the side of your keyboard with just two buttons and sometimes a scroll wheel in the middle. By skilfully using the mouse, months of practice and hours of work and patience, you are sure to achieve considerable success.


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