For those of you who have not yet gotten your hands on Ron Brinkmann’s second edition of his amazing book, The Art and Science of Digital Compositing, here is part 2 of the first chapter. In this article, Ron gives us a step by step process on how digital compositing is done.
Monday, October 6, 2008
For those of you who have not yet gotten your hands on Ron Brinkmann’s second edition of his amazing book, The Art and Science of Digital Compositing, we have a few sneak peeks of chapter one. Sit back and feed your mind!
Monday, October 6, 2008
Last week, while adding books to our recommendation list, we realized that it had been way too long since we caught up with Ron Brinkmann. We decided to send him an email and ask if he would like to send us some “treats” for our readers. To our joy, not only did he send us some great content to share with you, but also will be a featured artist in the near future.. so keep your eyes peeled for the “Artist Spotlight” feature as soon as he gets some time to breathe! 
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Plenty of artists getting into the visual fx fields are not aware that the large studios have a “pipeline” of artists. These larger facilities, expect the artist to be specialized in a specific task, and it is only in the smaller studios that artists are expected to be generalists. (artists who are capable of wearing [...]
Friday, January 5, 2001
Movies are a lot more complicated than you think. For the average movie-goer, they believe that there is only one position and that one person is the one who creates all the magic. Usually the animators get all the glory, while some of the other supporting departments are completelelly forgotten or not even known about. This month we asked veteran rotoscope artist, Marian Rudnyk, to give us a little background on what rotoscoping really is!
Thursday, October 30, 2008
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