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Watch cool 3ds Max Animation of a turret gunner in a brief encounter with German HO-229 wing jets. Actually called the "Sperry Ball Turret", it was used on B-17 and B-24 bombers of WWII. This first of 4 tutorials is on modeling the Ball Turret in 3ds Max. You will use background pictures as an aid while you model.

Today, I’m going to show you how to create simple Maldivian night picture effect.

In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a winter night landscape featuring a northern sky. You will learn how to combine different stocks together and blend them correctly to make a cohesive scene. You'll also learn how to create lighting effect, work with group and more.

Most of the organic models were made and detailed in ZBrush. Other objects were modeled in Maya with basic modeling tools such as ...

There are several ways to color vector images. Here I will describe the most common of them and the tools that are used in this process. All these methods are used by professional illustrators. What are their differences and advantages? Learn more after jump!

In Part 1 tutorial you have created a nice candle fire effect. Now, in this tutorial section, we will enhance the effect by adding and animating lighting.

Today we will learn a couple of ways how to create vector shadow with the help of Blend Tool, Gradient Tool, Gradient Mesh, and Appearance panel. Have fun learning our new Adobe illustrator tutorial!

In today’s tutorial we will demonstrate how to create a cartoon-like fish illustration in Photoshop. Let’s get started!

With the ease, affordability, and ever-increasing clarity made possible by the development of digital photography, many people believe that film, in all its formats, has gone the way of the dodo. If you look closely, though, you’ll see that it’s gone more the way of the vinyl record – not as cheap, not as easy, and not made on a computer, but having a lasting, eternal quality that enthusiasts will forever appreciate.

A handy jQuery code snippet which can be used to equalize height of div with jQuery.