Discover the VFX of Detective Pikachu with 3D World
Become a better artist with the latest issue of 3D World.
This issue, along with our usual reviews, inspiration and regular Q and A sections, we take you behind the scenes on the blockbuster Pokemon movie: Detective Pikachu. With a mix of features, interviews and training, you'll soon be on the road to mastering your own 3D projects.
We take a look inside 3D World 249 to find out what else is in store...
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Feature: Detective Pikachu
In this feature, explore some of the tips and techniques used by the teams behind the blockbuster Pokemon movie, which we celebrate with out split run cover. Gotta catch 'em all!
Tutorial: Rig and pose a character in VR
In this tutorial series, industry expert and 3D World magazine regular, Martin Nebelong, shows you how to use Masterpiece VR to rig and pose characters.
Tutorial: Kitbash on the go
Adam Dewhirst shows you his process for modelling 3D kitbashing components on the iPad!
Feature: Explore the VFX of American Gods
We delve into the dark to bring you insights on the making of the second series of the hit Amazon show American Gods.
Training: Q and A
Our regular panel is back to answer your CG questions and help you break through your 3D woes.
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Rob Redman is the editor of ImagineFX magazines and former editor of 3D World magazine. Rob has a background in animation, visual effects, and photography.
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