3DCreative Issue001 Sep2005,
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Green Valley
Joan of Arc
>>continuing complete monthly tutorial for Maya, Lighwave, C4D & XSI
Siggraph ‘05
>>Sony Pictures ImageWork’s Julian Sarmiento reports from LA
Krishnamurti M. Costa
>>an interview with CafeFx’s award winning new character artist
Blur Studio’s Paul Taylor
>>director of the oscar shortlisted “In the Rough’ and ‘Aunt Luisa’
>>the amazing art of weiweihua’s’ fantasy world
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Green Valley
the amazing fantasy world of weiweihua
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Siggraph 2005
all the news from this years event in LA
A Career in 3D
So you want a job in the 3D CG industry?
Paul Taylor
director of ‘In the Rough’ and ‘Aunt Luisa’
K.M. Costa
CafeFx’s award winning new character artist
Cinema 4D 9.5
Andy Kay reviews Maxon’s latest release
Joan of Arc
Remade for Maya, LW, C4D & XSI
The Corridor
by Richard Tilbury for 3ds Max
Warrior
a project overview by Jukka Tahtinen
10 of the best
Caroline Delen, Frank Sennholz, Mario Ucci, Adel
Adili, Peter Sanitra, Neil Maccormack,
Richard Minh Le, Raphael Lacoste & Anton
Persson
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Zoo Publishing
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Editor
Ben Barnes
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Assistant Editor
Chris Perrins
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Marketing
Kelly Payne
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Articles
Julian Sarmiento
Andy Kay
Richard Tilbury
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Interviews
Paul Taylor
Weiweihua
Krishnamurti M. Costa
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Tutorials
Richard Tilbury
Taylor Kingston
Luciano Iurino
Vojislav Milanovich
Giuseppe Guglielmucci
Jukka Tahtinen
Galleries
Caroline Delen
Frank Sennholz
Mario Ucci
Adel Adili
Peter Sanitra
Neil Maccormack
Richard Minh Le
Raphael Lacoste
Anton Persson
James Ku
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Art of Rigging
we have 5 copies of CGToolkit’s essential
book up for grabs!
page 2 www.3dcreativemag.com
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contents & contributors
Welcome
to the first issue of
3DCreative Magazine
A digital publication
for CG creatives
around the globe.
3DCreative Magazine will focus on
techniques, tutorials, interviews, articles,
project overviews and galleries. We will have
news and reviews too but we find that these
topics are best covered by the online news
and CG sites that thrive on daily updates.
Our magazine will focus on becoming more
of a timeless resource for artists to turn to
again and again whether you view it from your
screen or choose to print it off.
Inspiration
The cover feature of Weiweihua’s artwork
is simply breathtaking, read the interview
and stare in awe at the Fantasy World this
guy is creating. Our second interview with
Krishnamurti M. Costa gives another insight to
the working processes of this top digital artist.
The inspiration continues with our galleries
showing a selection of ‘Ten of the Best’ recent
digital works and you can read on with the first
of our Career’s Guide series “A route through
education” and our monthly Industry artist
interview with Blur Studio’s Paul Taylor talking
about two of their recent shorts “In the Rough”
and “Aunt Lisa”.
About us
is a new company comprising
of a small team here in the Midlands UK.
This magazine is our first project which we
are hoping with the support of the community
will build into a great resource and a highly
anticipated monthly release. The ‘Support of
the Community’ is an interesting point, where
a ‘magazine for 3d artists’ is not an original
idea, the marketing and distribution of this
magazine as far as we know is a first. It follows
the principle of traditional magazines that are
sold on news stands and in many outlets but
being a digital downloadable mag the many
established web communities on the net are
our outlets and newsstands. This first issue is
supported by 3DKingdom.org, 3DLinks.com,
3DTotal.com, 3DValley.com, CGChannel.com
CGFocus.com, CGUnderground.com, Daz3D.
com, Deathfall.com, the3DStudio.com and
Vocanson.fr and we look forward to lasting
and successful partnership with these CG
community sites.
industry
Well I know I have said we are focusing on
more timeless, resource based content but
we just couldn’t help squeezing in a few more
pages of industry happenings and reviews.
Julien Sarmiento reports on the year’s main
event - Siggraph 2005 and Andy Kay reviews
Maxon’s latest Cinema 4D 9.5.
Techniques and
Tutorials
We have packed the first issue out, the
big selling point for many will be Michel
Roger’s famous ‘Joan of Arc’ tutorial now in
Maya, Lightwave, C4D & XSI. 3DSMaxer’s
are treated to the start of Richard Tilbury’s
‘Corridor Series’ (Which is not a dull as it
sounds!) and ‘The Warrior’ by Jukka Tahtinen.
So! Read on, be inspired, be enlightened and
enjoy 3DCreative Magazine’s first issue!
page 3 www.3dcreativemag.com
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editorial
wei wei hua
It is a long story based in the future. Green
Valley is a planet far away from earth, a
fantasy world that has its own community,
culture and history. In the future, a new world
is created, whereby human kind live hand
in hand with the communities on the Green
Valley planet. However, inevitably, war erupts
between the future of mankind and Green
Valley. From a personal point of view, I hope
to relate the story to the youths of present
Hi, could you tell us a bit about yourself?
Hi my name is Wei Wei Hua im 28 years old,
Chinese, and now working in Paris for a CG
studio. Im interested in fantasy art and cinema
environment. I love to design everything from
buildings and scenes to spaceships and
characters.
What first got you started in 3D?
The first time I started to work in 3D it was
for a architectural design company in China
in 1996, using PC’s and 3dstudio Max 4 with
DOS and so thats why now I’m a 3dsmax user.
Could you tell us the story behind your fantasy
world Green Valley?
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interview : Wei Wei Hua
an interview with
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