Drawing in perspective allows you to converge all objects towards a common vanishing point. This course teaches you to set up the grid, draw on different planes, and more using the Illustrator Perspective Tool. Software required: Adobe Illustrator.
Part 2 of the Fundamentals of MySQL series, covering stored procedures, user-defined functions, triggers and more.
In this series of tutorials, we'll learn the process for building motion graphics that integrate with live action footage. Software required: CINEMA 4D Studio R16, After Effects CC 2014.
Compiled data bindings with x:Bind are faster than classical data bindings created with the Binding markup extension. This course will teach you the basics of x:Bind, including converting with functions, binding events and more.
In this Unity tutorial, we'll learn various ways our scripts can access and talk to each other. Software required: Unity 3.4.
Learn an array of creative tips and tricks to rendering and time-saving mental ray techniques that can be used for Product Design, Film, Games, and Commercials. Software required: Maya 8 or higher (Maya 8.5 required for project files).
The C++ Core Guidelines is a set of rules designed to help you write modern, safe C++ - saving you time and effort as well as making your code more reliable. In this course, you'll learn the philosophy behind the guidelines and see some examples of how following them can improve your code.
In this tutorial we'll learn how to take the output from a motion tracker app into Maya, import a 3D model to light and render, then jump into After Effects to composite it with our original footage. Software required: Maya 2010 and After Effects CS4 and up for project files.
Throughout these lessons, we'll learn how to model your own jewelry for 3D printing using ZBrush and Maya. Software required: Autodesk Maya 2015, ZBrush, Photoshop CS5.
In this tutorial we will move through a series of simple design steps to create a cast of characters.
