Hey guys, before I start telling you about this week’s update, I gotta apologize for not being active on the blog for the last couple of month, I have been very busy working on some amazing projects which I will share with you here each week starting this week, I promise that I will try to make 1 update per week from now on.
Among all of the amazing projects that I have been working on, one in particular meant a really big deal for me. I created a V-Ray for Maya course for the Creative Development course that the amazing Digital tutors has to offer.
I have been and still am one of the students at digital tutors. I owe these guys a lot for all the secrets and tips and tricks and workflow techniques and last and not least for inspiring me! And now seeing one of my courses on Digital Tutors is a dream come true!
The course is about creating an organically looking single cell organism in Maya using Procedural texturing (which you know that I love so much) and V-Ray for Maya. I really wanted to keep this tutorial simple and clean but at the same time show how much you can do with a simple 2d Ramp , the Sampler info node and other 2d or 3d procedural shaders that Maya has to offer, to create a professional look for your own projects and to show you how I would go on creating a project like this for a client. You can check out the course here :
http://www.digitaltutors.com/11/training.php?pid=756&autoplay=1
I would really love to hear your thoughts about this V-Ray for maya Tutorial and how did it help you in your project and if you would like to share some images I will def add your works on my blog!
Here are some Renders from this course
Hi Oasim,
Your work is really inspiring and wonderful. Will definitely buy this course from Digital Tutors :).
I have just started learning maya because I have always been fascinated with the 3D animation films and great art that artists like you create to tell a story. Hope I can start creating scenes like your quality.
Have you ever thought of teaching 3D to new 3D students? If so I would be very interested in learning from you, online perhaps? Let me know.
Anyways, keep up the excellent work and keep inspiring :).
Thank you so much, really means a lot. I’m so happy to hear that my work is inspiring!
Yeah I’m very interested in teaching students, this is why I started Pixelophy, unfortunately lately I haven’t been able to update the website as much as I would like to, but hopefully I will be able to launch a couple of new tutorials this month and I’m even thinking of starting a workshop, I will def announce it on the website when it will be ready!
Nice work man ! Good tutorial ! I enjoy your procedural texturing, it’s really good ! And thanks for the wood tutorial.
Thank you so much Galaad, really happy that you found the tutorial helpful!
tnx man ! grseat
u r is master (Procedural texturing)
Hi Oasim really enjoying your tutorials, it inspired me to create. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/yxWyJ