Useful Resources For Artists, My Personal Uber Collection • Creative Shrimp. Update 1.04 Are you into digital art and at the same time, involved in blogging & social media? So am I, and here is a huge list of resources for artists. I can guarantee that pretty much every resource, that is mentioned here, is proved to be essential in my daily practice of a digital artist. It all comes from my experience and I’m sharing it, so you can see all these pieces of the puzzle in one place. Resource section is going to be updated often, as I’m getting to know the new trends & persons. Disclaimer: nobody pays me for mentioning their content here.
WordPress.org: Can’t stress enough, how intuitive it is to create & maintain WordPress site. Blender – best free open source 3d content creation suite. Unity – my favorite game development system (at their website, they call it Ecosystem). Blenderguru – this learning hub is maintained by Andrew Price – all-round great guy, one of the best tutors and bloggers in CG art space.
Krita – very nice free digital painting application. Tutorials • Creative Shrimp. Chercher des vidéos pour blender tuto. Link Objects in Blender. Tutorial blender 3d les bases de l'animation d'objet. FR/Main Page. Blender: some useful default settings « blair willems. As this is now two years old, I have rewritten this article for Blender 2.69. When you first install Blender, it is generally set up pretty well with options enabled that allow new users to familiarise themselves with Blender quickly. Over time however, I have found a few small tweaks to make to the default set up, so that each time I start Blender, or create a new blend, everything is configured how I prefer it. This post will go through each one of these options, and explain what they do and why I opt to use them. Some people will disagree with some of these, and you might have something you think I should add to this list (I have actually left off a couple I think might be useful only to a small number of people ) Getting Started First of all, open up Blender as you would to start a new project, don’t make these changes with a project open, or saving the default settings at the end will include your current project, and boot this every time you open Blender.
User Preferences Interface Tab. Basic Sculpting in Blender 2.5. Painting Instanced Objects. Modeling with Curves. The Solidify Selection Script. Using the Snapping Tool. Modeling a Rope.