Iron Baby, the viral sensation that swept YouTube last fall, is reconstructed in a series of video tutorials by Iron Baby creator Jocelyn “Strob” Simard. These 3ds Max tutorials are chock-full of great tips from modeling to texturing and special effects. The Iron Baby model itself is available here at TurboSquid.
Allegorithmic Smart Filters Webinar
Allegorithmic is proud to announce Bitmap2Material, a powerful filter for generating seamless, tiling materials from any photo right from within 3ds Max and Maya 2012. A link to Allegorithmic Substances is included within 3ds Max and Maya 2012 for easy access to this terrific material solution. Right now you can pick up Bitmap2Material for the low introductory price of $149, …
TurboSquid on “Bones”
The production crew for the popular TV drama Bones has once again used 3D models from TurboSquid as part of the crime-solvers’ repertoire. In the April 7 episode, The Feet on the Beach, a lawn mower by jknott and iw43d’s male anatomy model play an important role in graphically reenacting, and thus solving, the crime. U.S. viewers can watch The …
TurboSquid on Conan Show
On March 9, Team Coco used yet another TurboSquid 3D model on TBS’s Conan show, this time in a sketch starring Pee Wee Herman (actor Paul Reubens). This 3D model usage follows in the footsteps of Conan’s Creepy Taiwanese Videos series, which used a number of TurboSquid models. In the sketch, Pee Wee Herman water skis his way on to …
TurboSquid Celebrates 11th Anniversary
TurboSquid celebrates its 11th anniversary today with good news all around! March 2011 highest sales ever 219,876 3D models 2,166,197 members 22,182 artists selling at TurboSquid 181 new products published each day 159 countries represented by our artists 186 countries our customers hail from 317,488 unique keywords on products 54 TurboSquid staff 51 live chats per day 23 file format …
TurboSquid on ‘Bones’
A TurboSquid model was recently used as part of the graphics in the Fox TV show Bones, a drama where crimes are solved using computer graphics. In the March 10 episode The Killer in the Crosshairs, a 3D scope was used as part of a demonstration of how a “smart bullet” could hit a target hidden around a corner. You …