Duncan Evans looks at how to clean up and enhance your portraits the easy way.
Duncan Evans discovers that Modo has come a long way since it was just a modeller created by Luxology – but not so far since 601.
Leading creatives from Attik, Studio Output, Ustwo, The Neighbourhood and more debate where interactive design is headed.
Jean Pichot demonstrates how to add dynamic geometric shapes and slick typography to 3D scenes
Trunk Animation has created a ‘thank-you’ film that celebrates Land Rover USA reaching 1 million fans on Facebook.
Commissioned by Nike, the agency has created a breathtaking art installation called Flyknit that dynamically uses the human body to generate beautiful images.
Perk up your morning with a new colour-inspired track from band-of-the-moment Public Service Broadcasting.
The Photonic Professional GT can produce hugely finer details than most 3D printers – using lasers.
We speak to the London-based agency about what its building for itself and clients that push the boundaries of how users interact with projects.
Does the top CG package deliver killer new features or just incremental improvements?
How the graphic designer and illustrator brings the cities he visits to life in an abstract fashion.
Glass apps by Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Path, CNN, Evernote have been showcased at Google's conference.
Much of the creativity of Corel Painter at a fraction of the price.
The show brings together work visually representing Vice's mix of articles from the superficial to the groundbreaking (and sometimes both).
Google shows off new designs and features destined for its Google Maps website and iPhone and Android apps.
While digital marketing is recognised by CMOs in Asia as a vital tool, there are challenges that these executives need to overcome, according to an Accenture study.
Google is adding 41 new features to its Google+ social network on Wednesday, including a richer interface that works better on mobile devices.
Paul Lloyd, senior visual designer Clearleft, explains why he's not sad that Adobe has killed Fireworks, as he's already moved onto a much better £30 tool to design site interfaces and elements.
The creative process behind the music site's innovative, elegant layouts for in-depth interviews with the likes of Daft Punk, Bat for Lashes and Savages.