This advanced course walks you through building a high-quality facial rig in Blender from scratch. Instructor Rik Schutte breaks down the entire process, from bone placement to…
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This masterclass isn’t about flashy tricks. It’s a practical, no-nonsense system for making better renderings in Blender. Lech Sokolowski breaks down the entire process into a simple…
This course is a straight-up masterclass in making your characters sound real. Forget stiff, disconnected mouth flaps. Laurent Rossi, an animation supervisor with 18 years of experience…
This course is a straight shot into Unity Shader Graph for anyone who wants to build real-time visual effects without wrestling with code. You’ll start with the…
This course is for anyone who’s ever felt that math is a black box in game development. Instead of just using Unity’s built-in functions, you’ll build your…
This course is a straight-up guide to lighting in Unity, covering the built-in renderer, URP, and HDRP. You’ll learn the theory behind color, shadows, and light placement,…
This course is your no-fluff entry point into writing custom shaders for Unity 6. You’ll start with the absolute basics—drawing a simple circle on screen—and work your…
Build complete 3D scenes from scratch using Houdini as your all-in-one tool. This project-based course teaches you practical, production-friendly workflows for procedural modeling, simulations, lighting, and rendering—without…
Learn the practical craft of level design without the fluff. This course teaches you how to structure game levels using proven frameworks, analyze what makes successful levels…
Build five complete, playable 3D games in Unity 6, even if you’ve never written a line of code. This course skips the fluff and gets you making…
This course flips the script on traditional figure drawing. Instead of obsessing over every muscle, you’ll learn to capture the raw energy and flow of a pose.…
This course is a hands-on, project-based journey into 3D character creation using Blender. You’ll start by building a simple mech to learn the interface, then move on…