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Artist Becca Human uses illustration and painting to inspire their filmmaking

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We talk to the multi-talented artist and filmmaker Becca Human on using every resource and medium available to help hone a craft.

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Why today's visual artists need to be multi-disciplined masters

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Unlock your potential with Visual Education In today's ever-evolving creative landscape, the most successful visual artists blend expertise across photography, filmmaking, CGI, graphic design and more. Here's a provider we can highly recommend.

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Lihui Liang's transformative paintings reimagine her portrait subjects as animals

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He always had a passion for filmmaking, but he found pursuing his dreams in his hometown difficult. I created his portrait as a reminder of his passion for writing and filmmaking, with the cheetah symbolizing his strength and ability to explore and move forward among the crowd. The two cats, Molly and Dorito, embody his life energy."

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Unreal Engine 5.4 is here, and it's good news for filmmakers and animators

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Epic Games releases new motion graphics, virtual camera and animation tools and more for its latest Unreal Engine 5 update.

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Photographer Spotlight: Karabo Mooki

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A project about the Punk Rock movement in Soweto, South Africa by photographer and filmmaker Karabo Mooki from Johannesburg.

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The best CGI movies of the 90s

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The VFX films of the 90s that influenced filmmaking, from Jurassic Park to Stuart Little.

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How to embrace failure and turn it into a creative superpower

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Every artist, designer, photographer, animator, or filmmaker has experienced setbacks, rejections and projects that didn't quite work out as planned. As writer and filmmaker Daniel Johnson puts it, "I just accept failure as part of the process.