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Following the success of the first two books, there was an overwhelming response to the call for submissions for Digital Art Masters: Volume 3, with well-over 500 submissions being received. Again, this response is a clear indication of the incredible growth of the digital art industry, as it is fuelled by the man internet communities that allow artists to meet, share and learn from each other.

With so many excellent pieces of artwork to consider, 3DTotal enlisted the help of their friend and artist Siku, to be a “guest judge” and help the team to choose the 60 images that you’ll find inside Digital Art Masters: Volume 3. Thanks go to all of the digital art masters featured in this volume, who between them represents an impressive five continents and thirty countries. The combination of their cutting edge skills, talents and mastery of both traditional art techniques and software knowledge provides another essential book that is sure to educate and inspire artists everywhere.

Product details
Hardback: 288 pages
Publisher: 3DTotal + Focal Press
Paper quality: Full color premium paper pages
ISBN: 978-0-240-81111-6

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CONTENT

Features 58 of the finest digital 2D and 3D artists working in the industry today, including:
Alon Chou
Damien Canderlé
Gerhard Mozsi
John Wu
Laurent Pierlot
Levente Peterffy
Marek Denco
Neil Blevins
Nathaniel West
Matt Dixon

REVIEWS

I really love the Digital Art Masters series Review by Bram Roelens

Value

As a product designer I’m spending a lot of time on the visualizations of products, ranging from handheld devices to trains. The huge variety of products and clients requires different approaches and visual styles. This is where the books I bought from the 3DTotal shop come in handy. I really love the Digital Art Masters series and I browse through them regularly for inspiration. What I don’t like about the Digital Art Masters series though, is the different size and graphic design of the book and its cover. The first book is bigger than the rest and stands out next to them.
(Posted on 25/08/2010)

The Digital Art Master series are excellent Review by Daniele Cupellini

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I purchased all the Digital Art Masters issues (Volume 1 to 4) and some 3DCreative issues. The Digital Art Master series are excellent; I like the format and the quality of the contents. I love 3D art so I’d prefer more 3D content rather than 2D content. My rating for the DAM series is 4.
(Posted on 25/08/2010)

is kind of addicting Review by Niels Wubben

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Bought this book some weeks ago and actually bought it to have sokmething to read in the train :). As it turns out I pretty much read it at home since it is kind of addicting. The book is well printed and the authors explained their pieces of art very well. As i'm ony really interested in the 3d works i've only read the 3d parts so far.
(Posted on 16/08/2010)

Great series. Review by Ronald ter Burg

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"another one in this great series. 3DTotal is addressing 2D artists too, which is reflected in this books contents. Still great results and good explanations as well.
- aRtBee -"
(Posted on 16/08/2010)

Far best I ever saw! Review by Wolfgang Albert

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"These 3D books by far the best I ever saw - perfect! A must have for every 3D artist and a great source of new inspirations. Great renderings and also a lot of very good information about the workflow of other more impressive artists.

First I bought the Volume 2, but after the first 10 pages it was clear for me to buy every ""Digital Art Masters"" - Book.

At the moment I can't wait for Volume 4 ... ;)

Please keep up the great work ...

Thanks
Wolfgang"
(Posted on 16/08/2010)