Cracknut

With sooo much things to do, its even a wonder how I found the time to even write on this journal. I uploaded two pieces, one is a 3D walk cycle study for one of my characters and another is an unfinished prologue for my series which I've been working at since 2010. The reason why I decided to end it and just post whatever I finished was because of the change format standard to HD 1080p and above. Most of my work is still at SD (720X480) which is because my system is simply a dinosaur and much of the software I currently used are fairly ancient. (Dude, I still used Premiere 6.5!) Hopefully I'll be upgrading soon and with it I could improve th

So far my journey has been less than smooth, but despite of it all I managed to get some creative work done. I was able to find some time through out the week working on my project(s). I even learned a few things in the process. Some of them maybe basic to seasoned veterans in the digital medium, but nonetheless fundamental. Learning to use masks and Alpha Channels are indeed a game-changer for newbie digital artists and a great re-fresher for experienced ones. A sensei named Aaron Rutten has a YouTube Channel which teaches you the basics of Digital Art. Whether you are an amateur or an expert digital artist there is something for you to lear