If you’re not following us on Twitter, I thought I’d mention that we’re currently running a giveaway for a free Maya book. Entering is easy – you just need to follow us and retweet the following message: @TurboSquid3D Win a free Autodesk Maya 2010 Modeling Handbook – $69.99 value. Retweet & follow us for a chance to win! Drawing on …
Staying Current with TurboSquid (for 3ds Max users)
Hey all, Here’s a quick video to show you how you can quickly keep up with the TurboSquid blog while keeping busy within 3ds Max. Many of us, myself included, have a very limited amount of time to keep up on all of the news and changes in the 3D industry. For TurboSquid clients and vendors, this can be doubly …
Featured Artist – monkeyodoom
We’ve got some incredible artists selling their 3D products at TurboSquid, and we want to use the blog to regularly highlight them and their work. For our first Featured Artist post, we’re going with a TurboSquid veteran and top seller – monkeyodoom. monkeyodoom has been a 3d artist for more than 10 years, and his work is now found exclusively …
TurboSquid’s August Sales Hit Record
TurboSquid’s marketplace beat a sales record this August. Usually August is a slower summer month with vacations and not as much activity. This year it roared with sales and got stronger over the course of the month. While some of the sales increase is because of our new search engine and interface, we feel that it is also a signal …
Selling 3D Models: TurboSquid Publishing Best Practices – Real-World Scale
Welcome to the first installment of our guide to help you become more successful as a vendor on TurboSquid. Over 9+ years, we’ve gotten a LOT of feedback from our clients, and we feel it’s important that we share this information with you so that you work smarter before publishing and can be more successful after you have content for …
TurboSquid and New Orleans in the News
Over the past few weeks, TurboSquid and New Orleans have been mentioned by business journalists and bloggers worldwide because of our recent move into the Intellectual Property (IP) building. Formerly the McGlinchey Stafford building, the IP is the focal point for entrepreneurial companies on the verge of the next big thing in the Big Easy. Companies such as iSeatz, Launch …