INTRODUCTION
Creating cartoon animals is a great starting point for anyone who is thinking about having a go at 3D. Cartoon animals are usually made up of shapes and forms that are fairly simple to model, and since realism is not the focus of this kind of work, it gives you an opportunity to be expressive and experimental at all points of the creative process. In this eBook the artists will be talking you through how to approach this task, firstly by concentrating on how to create your idea, but then moving on to the modeling, texturing and post-production. Each chapter provides you with an opportunity to see into the workflow of these outstanding industry professionals and learn valuable techniques you can use in your own workflow.
Product details
Author
: 3DTotal.com Ltd
Software
: 3ds Max and ZBrush
Format
: DOWNLOAD ONLY PDF
Size
: 123 MB
Pages
: 52
CONTENTS
Chapter 01 - Mosquito by Marcos Nicacio
Chapter 02 - Emu by Yaroslav Primachenko
Chapter 03 - Armadillo by Jose Alves da Silva
Chapter 04 - Squid by Luis Arizaga Rico
Chapter 05 - Scorpion by Borislav Kechashki
Chapter 06 - Sloth by Igor Catto
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Customer Reviews (34)
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Worth the money
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I qualify this review by saying that im not a 3ds Max user and use other 3D software and therefore the book was less useful for me than i expected. I had hoped the book was a little more in depth regarding the finer details of the model and its creation. The book was however a good explanation of workflow and should be a valuable resource for people using the appropriate software.
Review by Ricky
(Posted on 02/07/2015)
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Great eBook
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Well thought out instructional process of how to create really cool 3D characters. It could have went into a little more detail in some sections, but I like that different 3D artists each give you a lesson, providing their own personal workflow.
Review by Eric
(Posted on 17/01/2015)
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Usful introduction to a few methods
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Useful small shot of info in this book, which is what I have come to expect from 3DT ebooks. Jose Alves da Silva's part on vray was good, and I really liked the compositing results of the final chapter of Kechashki's work (cover image).
Review by Andy
(Posted on 16/12/2014)
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Very Nice
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Talented author and creative examples.
Review by Ben
(Posted on 14/12/2014)
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Awesome read for getting those ideas going
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I enjoyed the way this book went through the trouble of explaining, not the step by step but the HOW to create these toons by explainigng the tools behind process. Very good product.
Review by Kenneth
(Posted on 12/12/2014)
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Great content
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Great to read on the plane. Thanks :)
Review by Oliver
(Posted on 08/12/2014)
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Great help for 3D works.
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The explanation of tools used is really good and clear, enabling anyone to have a go at creating their own cartoon critter.
Review by David
(Posted on 06/12/2014)
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Great product. Very informative.
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A great e-book. Very informative and had clear visual guides.
Review by Mike
(Posted on 05/12/2014)
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Knowledgable
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Great explanation of everything, get it!
Review by Henry
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Great book
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This book is really useful as a resource to use when designing your own characters. I recommend this a 100%
Review by Marco
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Great Content
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Really great insight on the artists and their creations. I always appreciate the actual thoughts and inner-workings demonstrated, instead of just a "here's how you do this" approach.
Review by Brandon
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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great ebook
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Not only was this great inspiration but it also served as a great resource for character work. Not to mention an awesome price
Review by Mike
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Great info!
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This book really has a great overview on the entire process of creating a 3d character, from every stage. highly recommended.
Review by Scott Holt
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Top
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this helped me so much and is a great product for anyone interested in learning about 3d modelling
Review by Daniel
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Buy it!
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This book is full of great artwork, accompanied by really useful explnations and making-ofs from the awesome artists behind the illustrations! I can only recommend this book to everyone planning on doing a similar project or just interested in the processes behind this kind of artworks.
Review by Phil
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Overall great product
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Easy read with some great explanations and awesome tips. Could be a little more detailed so sometimes you can't have it all - great overall value.
Review by Jason
(Posted on 04/12/2014)
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Nice overview of many types of critters
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While it doesn't break down every step it give a wide range of creatures many from concept through modeling, zbrush, polyginal overviews of the process along with textures, rendering passes and getting to a final product.
Review by Milo
(Posted on 03/12/2014)
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Great resource for learning
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Whether you're an experienced artist or just starting, this book covers all the aspects needed to create your very own 3D little monstrosity, from concept to completion. Although it doesn't go into too much detail, everything is explained very well and easy to understand.
Review by Sergiu
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Nice intermediate overview of concepts
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This one is not for the beginner, but more for mid level artist showing a brief concept of the designs, and workflows used. This gets the point across for some imaginative critters to get one started on their own design.
Review by RGHart3D
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Great Topics covered
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This book has really good tips and tricks very well explained. Great for everyone!
Review by Thiago
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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great variety
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A very nice variety of "critters" with a nice a-to-z how to's with each of them. Not for the basic beginner, a lot of meat in these to chew through. :)
Review by Kip
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Excellent Inspiration!!!
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Great book about inspiration about bugs I want to do a cartoon bug coming soon :) excellent Book
Review by PaburoVIII
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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spectacular!
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Es muy útil y realmente espectacular! se aprenden muchas herramientas! Gracias!
Review by NATALIA
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Great overview of workflow
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This is a great overview of the workflow from concept to final image for 3D modeling. It does not go into great detail but is enough for anyone with a basic understanding of the 3d modeling to find it useful.
Review by Christian
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Great book!
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Very nice, great book!
Review by Guilherme
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Good
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Hi,
It's a very good ebook to create a very good images
Review by Barbara
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Great
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You need to have it!
Review by Rodolfo
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Diseños Increibles
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Me parece increÃble el libro, muestra técnicas desde el inicio hasta la presentación final. 57 paginas de información importante para cada diseñador. Inspira a realizar estos diseños. Lo recomiendo, a pesar que esta en Ingles es fácil su lectura, y el precio lo justifica. It's a great book for study, I recommend for designer and architects 3D. Thanks
Review by Arq. Enrique Hdez
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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Freebie Hi-Five
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Good piece of kit for the "price". Can't complain about freebie useful docs and tutorials.
Review by Bear
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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great product
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this helped me so much and is a great product for anyone interested in learning about 3d modelling
Review by ryan
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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great
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really great product, very useful
Review by Agshgsha
(Posted on 02/12/2014)
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ok tutorials
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Very nice results images but only one of the tutorials can be described as "in depth", i was a bit disappointed... Useful nonetheless
Review by Raffaele
(Posted on 22/09/2014)
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Awesome ebook
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This is a great resource to use when designing your own characters. A must for anyone who is looking for inspiration as well as see how the characters are done start to finish.
Review by Christopher
(Posted on 04/11/2013)
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Great explanation of tools
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Great explanation of tools used to create/build images...render passes...post production etc.
Review by Trevor
(Posted on 02/05/2013)
