20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

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20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Albert Susantio's work (Australia), using Maya, mental ray Albert Susantio's work (Australia), using Maya, mental ray, ZBrush and Photoshop tools.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Rui Dai's painting (China) on 3ds Max, mental ray, Photoshop Rui Dai's painting (China) on 3ds Max, mental ray, Photoshop and ZBrush.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Author Jose Mª Lazaro (Spain) uses 3ds Max, BodyPaint Author Jose Mª Lazaro (Spain) uses 3ds Max, BodyPaint, mental ray, Photoshop and ZBrush.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Author Piotr Fox Wysocki (Poland) painted on Maya, mental Author Piotr Fox Wysocki (Poland) painted on Maya, mental ray, ZBrush and Photoshop.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Mauro Corveloni (Brazil) uses Lightwave 3D, Photoshop and Mauro Corveloni (Brazil) uses Lightwave 3D, Photoshop and ZBrush.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Max Wahyudi (Indonesia) painted on XSI, ZBrush and Maya. (6) Max Wahyudi (Indonesia) painted on XSI, ZBrush and Maya.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Piotr Wysocki (England) drew himself for 1.5 months using Piotr Wysocki (England) drew himself for 1.5 months using Maya, mental ray, Photoshop, ZBrush software.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Jeremy Roberts draws Captain Jack Sparrow with 3ds Max Jeremy Roberts draws Captain Jack Sparrow with 3ds Max, ZBrush and Photoshop.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Richard Turic describes the beauty of actor Kathryn Morris Richard Turic describes the beauty of actor Kathryn Morris with 3ds Max, ZBrush and Photoshop.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Jiro Sugiyama (Japan) drew on Blender and edited in Jiro Sugiyama (Japan) drew on Blender and edited in Photoshop.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Viki Yeo (Korea) draws on ZBrush, 3ds Max, Photoshop and Viki Yeo (Korea) draws on ZBrush, 3ds Max, Photoshop and mental ray.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Adam Potter uses Maya, VRay and Poser. (12) Adam Potter uses Maya, VRay and Poser.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Works from 3ds Max, mental ray and Photoshop by Mihai Works from 3ds Max, mental ray and Photoshop by Mihai Anghelescu.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Rakesh Sandhu uses Maya, mental ray, Photoshop and ZBrush Rakesh Sandhu uses Maya, mental ray, Photoshop and ZBrush tools.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Max Kor (Israel) uses Maya and mental ray. (15) Max Kor (Israel) uses Maya and mental ray.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Silvia Fusetti (Italy) draws on Photoshop, Poser and XSI. Silvia Fusetti (Italy) draws on Photoshop, Poser and XSI.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Chengjie Wang (China) composed with 3ds Max, After Effects Chengjie Wang (China) composed with 3ds Max, After Effects, mental ray and Photoshop.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Author Jimmy Chow (Hong Kong) composed with Maya, mental ray Author Jimmy Chow (Hong Kong) composed with Maya, mental ray, ZBrush and Photoshop.

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Works from 3ds Max and ZBrush by Jarek Switalski (Poland). Works from 3ds Max and ZBrush by Jarek Switalski (Poland).

20 Truly Creative Portraits on the Computer: Computer Graphics – Fabio Barretta's works are created from Maya, Mental Ray and Fabio Barretta's works are created from Maya, Mental Ray and ZBrush.

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