The following series of articles would be an attempt to describe the creation process of my demo called "Machine".

In the last few days, a number of well-known demoscene groups have released their graphics engine and tools sources. Here are all of them.

In this series, we will investigate some of the game-changing techniques that have made ZBrush so popular among digital artists.

In this series, we will investigate some of the game-changing techniques that have made ZBrush so popular among digital artists.

We take a look at what the month of August had to offer in terms of JS, HTML5, WebGL and Flash coolness. In short: all awesome internet visuals round-up time!

In the second part of our ongoing series about modelling and texturing in Maya. With our 3D-mesh and UV-layout ready to go, we will proceed to Photoshop to bring the character to life with multiple texture layers.

The maker of "The Lacquerer" takes you through all the steps of making the animated short, including his personal perspectives on art and the creative process.

An ongoing column diving into execution graph technology and Quartz Composer in particular. Covering basics as well as some very cool projects done in QC.

What's the most exciting part of making a demo or other non-interactive presentation? Ask a programmer and they'll tell you it's coming up with smart solutions and cool code. Ask a musician..? It's all in the sync.

Particles are just a primitive like polygons or lines – not interesting in themselves. Creating and rendering a lot of them is easy. Making them do something interesting and look good is a completely different kettle of fish.