#pixar renderman

Four weeks of learning how to model in Autodesk Maya. A Lego Minifigure. No textures, just the bump map. I was originally going to texture him to look like a crash test dummy but my dang darn CPU tried to explode mid-way through the process of finishing. I will go back and give him a proper texture later...  This was rendered using Pixar’s Renderman. The background belongs to Pixar, I merely used one of the the backgrounds/dome lights that is provided with Renderman. I am an online Full Sail student majoring in Game Art. I specialize in 2-D Character Design, so this was my first experience *actually* 3-D Modeling. I had a lot of fun, even if it was painfully challenging thanks to my hardware malfunctions. .-.

Pixar’S Demo Of Its Real-Time Hair System For Incredibles 2

This video accompanies a talk to be given by Andrew Butts and Ben Porter at SIGGRAPH 2018 in Vancouver. Pixar’s demo of its real-time hair system for Incredibles 2. Artists can interact with every hair eventually rendered inside the viewport, not just the guide hairs…

some pokémon, from zbrush to maya.

started learning how to do rigging, so finally, some poses.

Now you can! Pixar studios will be releasing their animation software, RenderMan,for students and hobbyists alike sometime this August! And you know the best thing?

It's absolutely free! (Assuming of course you don't try and make money off of their software.)

Usually, licenses for use of this program go for five hundred bucks a pop. So this is a major steal, boys and girls. if I were you, I'd take advantage while you can!

http://renderman.pixar.com/view/25946