New issue of 3D Artist magazine is already released. In this issue 3D Artist magazine team unmask the amazing VFX heroes behind Marvel movies at some of the top visual effects studios. This time magazine brings 50 tips by elite artists will get you on the way to achieving photorealism and also explores the 3D world with a guide to the hottest spots for 3D careers and education.

Magazine also discovers what’s new in the anticipated ZBrush 4R4 and how it’ll revolutionize the way you sculpt and teach us how to create high-end 3D images with Souverein’s in-depth Maya and Photoshop guide. And that is still not all.

New issue of 3D World magazine is coming out. In new issue you can find the hottest trends changing the way you create 3D art. New issue helps you to bring your digital creations into the real world with Rob Redman’s guide to printing 3D models and Renee Dunlop visits the innovative studio to discover the techniques it uses for creating fluid effects.

Very interesting is an article about Pixar`s latest movie, Brave, which takes cloth simulation to the next level. Barbara Robertson talks to the team behind Pixar’s FizT technology.

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Already cover image show us, what we can expected from new issue of 3DCreative. Cover image presents an another part of fantastic building droids series. This time Victoria Passariello shows us how to build an accurate 3D model of repair droid.

Continuing tutorial series covering FX, Particles and Dynamics, Matt Chandler and Mike Zugschwert demonstrate how to create an atmospheric snowfall. With Matt working in 3ds Max, he shows us how to achieve this by using particle flow and a number of standard space warp modifiers, whilst Mike shows us how simple making snow can be with Maya particles, by demonstrating the use of nParticles with a volume axis field and a 3D fluid container.