A tutorial I’ve created to explain how to model a pencil in 3D. The step by step imageries I have created are inspired by Tron Legacy.

A tutorial on modeling the Ironman Helmet using basic modeling tools common to most 3D modeling programs.

An extremely simplified overview of the steps required to create a decent 3D composition using my 3D Eva models as an example.

This tutorial shows you how to model the iPod nano using either Polygon or NURBS modeling.

Fixing Boolean operations so that it will work well with subdivision.

A walkthrough of this drawing from initial guideline to completion.

Clicking on the image will link you to the first part of the video.
Part Two, Part Three.

A very simple technique inspired by Andrew Loomis to draw a basic ironman outline sketch.

In this video, I explain the four important rules that will help you draw a decent head no matter where your drawing skill level are at.

An extremely simple overview of the portrait drawing process intended as an introduction to drawing that wouldn’t scare beginners away.

The intention of this Manifesto is to lay down the base foundation on how LCARS is to be deployed for actual application usage.

LCARS is a fictional “look good” interface for the screens of Star Trek.

For some reason, I fell in love with the interface and often create applications with this interface for my own use.

This tutorial was created to share some of the do's and don'ts when it comes to using the LCARS interface for application usage.

In this tutorial I will be explaining how to use the PaperVision Engine and basic game implementation principles to create 3D Flash games.

Create a no frail bar minimum platform system using Game Maker that you can refine/extend to meet your own platform game programming needs.

I suggest clicking on the video itself to bring you to the YouTube site where you can watch the video in full screen.

A programming language neutral explanation of the Math behind a working scrollbar.