We are continuing the Medieval Age tutorials with this video tutorial where I will show you how to model different kind of shields using 3dsmax . At the start we will use and place reference pictures inside 3DsMax which would guide us during the modelling process and use them to model every detail.

Learn how to quickly create a paper waste bin model in 3D Studio Max.

In this video tutorial for Autodesk 3dsmax i will show you how to model a tire rim. We will start by placing a reference picture inside 3DsMax environment and creating a cylinder like a primitive from which we will start to model.

In this video tutorial for Autodesk 3DsMax i will show you how to model a euro coin. We will start from modeling the coin using a reference from a primitive and using poly-modeling technique we will add the main details on the coin.

In this video tutorial for 3dsmax we will show you how easy are to model five different chairs from the interior using a reference in Autodesk 3DsMax. We will start with a simple chair and go through different shapes of different chairs.

In this tutorial we would like to show you some advanced techniques by modeling three firelighters, each from different kind using poly modeling technique in 3dsmax.

In this project I'll be using Blender for both modeling and texturing purposes, maps will be probably prepared in Photoshop.

This tutorial series will walk you through step-by-step how to model, texture, and animate a clock. The tutorial covers box modeling techniques, revolve modeling techniques, and boolean modeling techniques. We'll be touching as well on basic principals of expression-driven animation.

In today’s quick tip we’ll look at the basics of subdivision modeling and why it’s necessary to add extra geometry to a model before adding subdivision. We’ll briefly discuss how subdivision works and how to maintain control over a model’s look after smoothing has been applied.

This project started in a moment of free time at the studio where I’m working. As a Generalist I wanted to do an image where I can study a little bit of every aspect of a project.