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• Alice in the sky with Tribals is a collection of 3D chrome, metallic & glossy tribal elements inspired by trending y2k 2000s / 90s aesthetic as well as the horror and death metal music genre. The set contains 14 small tribal elements & 8 complex ones all in different styles as shown in the preview image „color options“. You will receive different kind of files for different kind of purpose: TIFF, PNG / JPEG & prepared PSD. PNG & JPEG are ready to use files. PSD files include the settings for the shiny style which is NOT included as PNG because you need to work this out inside Photoshop with blend modes. EPS (solid black) & TIFF - you know if you know ;) Sizes are high res depending on the shape somewhere between 5000 x 3000 px and in-between. You will also receive a PSD file with some of the settings / blend modes I used for the preview images so you can easy replicate them. I wish you a lot of joy with the collection! 

• In this Puremix exclusive, Grammy Award Winning Engineer, Andrew Scheps, breaks down his stylized mix of The Heavy’s “Since You’ve Been Gone”.
• When The Heavy sent the multitrack over to Andrew, it had a lot of attitude and direction already baked into the recording. See how Andrew takes tones that were intentionally distorted and mangled and works to enhance the original vision of the artist to create a mix that is full of vibe and attitude.
• During this two and a half hour tutorial, Andrew will show you:
• The useful difference between compression and limiting
• How to make the choice between compressing and limiting
• Highlight the unique characteristics of individual tracks
• How to tackle instruments like Baritone and Tenor Saxophone, Trombone, Trumpet, Glockenspiel, Piano, Pipe Organs and more to work cohesively and fit into an aggressive rock mix.
• How to add density and size to drums using Andrew’s famous “Rear Bus” technique.
• Learn how to enhance the artist’s vision to create a stylized, unique and exciting mix, 100% in the box, from Andrew Scheps, only on Puremix.

• Learn how to translate a 2D concept into a 3D miniature using ZBrush and KeyShot in this 4-hour workshop by Digital Sculptor Francesco Orru. This tutorial is intended for artists who already have some knowledge of digital sculpting in ZBrush and are ready to delve into the world of creating miniatures from concept art.
• The workshop covers the entire process of sculpting for miniatures, from considering the initial scales to using DynaMesh, ZRemesher, Transpose Master, ZModeller, and lastly, KeyShot for rendering.
• When resin printing miniatures, consideration needs to be given to the level of detail to be included in the model, which all depends on the scale, proportions, volumes, the interpretation of shapes — and you need to know which liberties you can take while sculpting.
• As well as sharing his workflow, Francesco discusses how to optimize your work to save time when sculpting, and shares his tips for developing good communication with art directors in order to receive feedback early on during the process. He talks about how to work under certain limits including time and resources, and stresses why it’s important to be open to reworking models — and never falling in love with your first attempts.
• By completing this workshop, you’ll have a solid understanding of the full pipeline when working from a 2D concept to create a 3D miniature using ZBrush. You’ll also discover how to present your work to an art director.
• The final prototype featured in this workshop was printed by Valkyrx Gaming in the UK.
• Provided as a downloadable resource with this workshop are the STL of the decimated high poly model, the ZTL of the T-pose with all the Subtools, plus the ZTL of the final posed model with Subtools.

• Today we’re going to learn how to make flower crowns with various materials, all found at your local craft store for cheap! Sue teaches us how to source flowers correctly and what to look for. You will also learn how to make a crown out of floral wire, how to style hair dramatically and easily to properly present the crowns, and how to pose clients in garments to make it look like the crowns belong in the image. Sue picks a Victorian theme for her posing and dresses in this session. Then, she shows us how you can recreate it. Specific clients will be drawn to these romantic and whimsically inspired images, and you will be surprised how much fun you will have improvising with your DIY crowns. So, if you have been wanting to add a splash of whimsy to your folio, flower crowns are a great way to start. Tune in to this DIY course to add these gorgeous additions to your wardrobe for next to nothing. The results are stunning and your clients are sure to love them!
• Items Used: Flowers (found at Michael’s), Decorative Floral Wire, Synthetic Hair, Twist Ties