In this CINEMA 4D tutorial we will learn how to use CINEMA 4D's node-based Expression System, XPresso.

In this Photoshop tutorial we will learn how to process our photography using Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Throughout these lessons we will extensively cover the tools and techniques we can use on our raw images to process them into a final product. Along the way we will look at how these tools are utilized to drive more fundamental concepts such as composition and color theory.
The tutorial will primarily aim to address any issues that commonly occur with images, then applying our desired look or grade before outputting our final results.

In this FumeFX tutorial we will learn how to create different kinds of smoke.
Throughout thee lessons we will learn how to create hot and cold smoke effects with FumeFX, also we will learn about different types of smoke and how to make them look more realistic.
By the end of the training you'll be much more knowledgeable on how to create smoke with different temperature characteristics and add the effects to your own projects.

When it comes to creating concept art for environments, the process doesn’t have to be a slow methodical one. In fact, when we do something as simple as setting a time limit for ourselves, something truly magical can happen.Not only can we free ourselves of the burden having to create the perfect finished image in one attempt but we can also amass are large number of potential options very quickly. We will also learn that if an idea just isn’t panning out, we can quickly set it aside and move on without wasting time trying to make it work.

Going through tutorial projects step-by-step is a really powerful way to learn to sculpt in ZBrush. You can see how the tools work as you follow along and sculpt a particular model with your tutor.

In this Toon Boom tutorial, you'll learn a good understanding of the tools needed to create your own character designs and walk through the process of creating a cartoon duck character to be used for cut styled animation.

In this CINEMA 4D tutorial we will learn how to create a destruction effects shot.

Throughout these lessons we will look at the steps required to prepare and build it all from scratch within CINEMA 4D. We will start by learning the basic mathematical concepts and fundamentals that are needed to understand what we want to achieve.

Understanding the relationship between a logo, an identity and branding is critical for a graphic designer.

In this series of tutorials we will follow a step by step process for creating futuristic menus in Illustrator.

In this series of tutorials, we will learn how to animate and composite a futuristic menu interface with footage of an actor.

D-T GETTING STARTED WITH REALFLOW 5
D-T OBJECT REPLACEMENT WITH MAGIC IN REALFLOW 5
D-T PARTICLE MORPHING IN REALFLOW
D-T SCRIPTING IN REALFLOW 4
D-T USING HYBRIDO IN REALFLOW 5
D-T USING MORPH AND MAGIC DAEMONS IN REALFLOW 5

In this tutorial we will cover steps and a creative workflow to create a fantasy character for video games or movies. Throughout the training, you'll see how to create fast textures and color for the character, and see the whole process involved in character creation.

In this set of Softimage tutorials we will learn essential tips and techniques for blocking in animations.
We’ll begin by going over a set of steps that can be used to work more proficiently. We will learn how to create effective thumbnails. We’ll then learn how to set up our scene in order for us to jump right in and begin roughing in the animation.
By the end of this tutorial, you’ll have the skill set needed to work on your blocking pass confidently, while creating entertaining poses that help sell the story you are trying to convey.

With Viewport 2.0, we can view high-quality lighting and shadows, real-time ambient occlusion, motion blur and other effects directly within the Maya viewport.
We will begin by discussing some of the benefits and limitations of Viewport 2.0. From there, we will light a scene using the Viewport 2.0 features, learn how to improve playback performance within the viewport, batch render animated sequences, and other topics that will be essential to understand as you begin using Viewport 2.0.

In this series of lessons, we’ll learn how to draw various features of the face. For each part of the face, we will begin by learning about the anatomy and musculature that makes up that area. We’ll then move into the forms of that area that we need to keep in mind while we illustrate.