Blender 4.5 Update: Better Grid Fill for Complex Geometries
Blender 4.5 introduces a major update to the grid fill tool, which now handles complex geometries more effectively and produces cleaner results.
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Blender 4.5 introduces a major update to the grid fill tool, which now handles complex geometries more effectively and produces cleaner results.
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Yo Moriyama reveals how the classic manga was adapted for the screen.
Yo Moriyama reveals how the classic manga was adapted for the screen.
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Shaped by years of creative instinct, experimentation and perseverance, Lori Horowitz fuses a wide variety of media in her sculptural works.
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Samir Rakhmanov won Anita Klein’s Choice Award in Jackson’s Art Prize this year with his work A Burial. In this interview, he discusses his shift from realistic to expressive painting, making the most of daylight, and finding beauty within grief. Above image: Samir in the studio Josephine: Could you tell us about your artistic background? Samir: I was born in a small town of Pavlohrad in Ukraine, but grew up in Baku, Azerbaijan. When I was a kid, I liked drawing – but honestly, nothing worth framing. My parents, being optimistic, put me in a small art school that had art lessons alongside regular subjects. That experiment didn’t last long, and I ended up in a regular middle school. For a few years after that, I barely drew at all. Then, in 8th grade, something clicked. I got hooked on drawing again, this time with a focus on manga, video game concept art, and illustration. That was the first time I thought, “Alright, maybe this is what I want to do”. A few years later, I got a graphic tablet and started doing a ton of digital painting. By the time I finished middle school, my goal was …
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