Learn the complete storyboarding process that professional storyboard artists use when creating sequences for blockbuster movies and AAA games. Ibraheem Jara has storyboarded on projects, including Spider-Man, X-Men ‘97, Star Trek: Prodigy, and Overwatch 2, and in this 2-hour workshop, he shares his workflow, from initial planning to a complete storyboard sequence using Storyboard Pro and Blender.

The workshop begins with basic planning, including how to create story beats with a focus on locations and characters. From there, the thumbnails are loosely laid down to sketch out the ideas before Ibraheem takes them through various passes as he molds them into a working storyboard sequence. Throughout the workshop, he offers invaluable expert tips to help you master composition, lighting, acting, action, editing, and pacing in your own storyboards. You’ll also see how Ibraheem adds and subtracts elements of a story throughout his natural process in order to get to the working final product.

I saw her speak in 1992 in New Zealand. There were two Women photographers in my country at the time competing at an international level in Photography Awards but both of them were wedding photographers. Outside of them, Joyce was the first female photographer that I knew of that was very successful.

Not that gender matters now, but as a 22-year-old girl I sat in awe of this extraordinary artist, her feminine work, and the beauty that literally exudes out of her. My life was changed at that moment.

25 years later I am interviewing this woman and asking her to be a keynote presenter at The Portrait Masters in September 2018. What I was not expecting, all fangirling aside, was the impact meeting her and spending a few hours with her would have on the grown-up me again she changed my world.

In this first part of my rigging series, we shall cover how to rig a book in Maya.

Props are a good way to add something unique and eye catching to your rigging demo reel to stand out from the usual characters and creatures.

The lessons are compatible with all Maya versions.

oin Peter and Teisha in our studio in Melbourne as they shoot this Editorial for stylist Shiori and designer Kathy from Calor Yarns & Design. Peter explains the inspiration for the shoot, the lighting set up, shows how he tweaks the lights slightly until he getst he look he is after, plus how he shoots fashion so quickly while still manual focusing.

Click here to see images from the shoot!

As you all know by now, Peter only ever wears t-shirts with his own images on them. He hadn’t made a new design in a while, and doesn’t have a Bec t-shirt in black so we did a quick shoot to show a lighting set up you wouldn’t have seen on Inspire, and also how to light properly so a photo can be printed.

Link to purchase Peter’s t-shirts here!

Roll on body glue Bec used to stick on the off the shoulder top has been discontinued, but this is similar

This tutorial is a fly-on-the-wall of Peter’s most recent shoot with Louisa (who used to go by Claire but she changed her name), just with Peter and her shooting. Hope you enjoy 

Click here to see images from this shoot!

I HAD SO MUCH JOY DOING THIS. I have prepared today’s video for you and I show you exactly how to hack makeup in Photoshop.

Restrictions are slowly being lifted, but many states and countries aren’t lifting the makeup artist and hair stylist restrictions.

This does not mean that you can’t COACH your clients through hair & makeup styling. And you can “do” your client’s makeup in Photoshop!