We get messages and questions about our training programs, what makes us different, why is it better to have a Mentor vs. learning on your own etc.. Adam posted a great write up on his blog https://adammadej.com/posts/202601-riggingdojofinish/ and we are reposting here with his permission. Rigging 101 review from Alumnus Adam Madej AuthorAdam Madej Technical […]
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Coming October 20th Intro to Rigging in Blender: A Horror- Focused Workshop for Beginners & Curious Creatures Instructor: Iliana Ortiz (Rigging Dojo Alumna) Format: Two live workshops (English & Español), Rigging Artist, Mentor Available on demand. & Curator of Digital Curiosities Level: Beginner to Intermediate (some advanced specimens available) Pre-register to let us know what […]
Guest post by Jorn Boven/ Opthon, a fully “math based” rig Recently I’ve slowly started to understand some math principles used in rigging, and to put those newly learned skills, I decided build a rig with a few strict rules to follow This resulted into Opthon, a fully “math based” rig: When I posted it […]
AKA- Constraints are out! The Matrix is in! Jean-Paul Tossings Founder and Technical Director at Polder Animation Mastering Matrices for 3D animation Matrices are a big part of my toolkit as Technical Director at ?@PolderAnimation? Since maya 2020 the matrix workflow for rigging has finally been updated to use them to their full potential. But […]
Guest post by Julien Bazin Introduction and Motivation This project was a long time coming, but it was a very fun and educational experience. I learned a great deal about balancing creative ambition with technical challenges. It all started with a 2D character concept by Nelnal (@nelnalium on Twitter). Their style, featuring flat colors and […]