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A lot of creators in film and animation usually wonder which tool suits them best. The main reason is that opting for the right 3D software can shape the project’s quality and overall success. In this context, two of the most popular tools in the industry are 3ds Max and Maya. These two tools basically come from Autodesk and offer strong features for 3D modeling and animation. However, each

Offside © David SujonoWhen David Sujono’s “Offside” won 2nd place in Pwnisher’s Chasm’s Call Challenge, it wasn’t just the technical mastery that captivated audiences—it was also the story. Blending stunning 3D visuals with poignant social commentary, the piece masterfully explores themes of wealth disparity. In this exclusive interview with Fox Rende

Lights can not only brighten a place but also create patterns and help focus on something. In many projects, like films and games, light is used to guide a viewer’s eye and shape the scene. Many times, creators want to add extra details, like shadows or feelings, using light without changing the whole setup. This is where Gobo, a lighting technique, comes to help.Most beginners know the conc

The magic of animation usually lies in the details, and one key detail is how characters speak. It's basically a way that lips move must match the spoken words, or the scene can feel strange or unrealistic. This process, known as lip sync animation, helps bring animated characters to life by syncing their mouth movements with dialogue. Even the most visually animated movie may fail to connect with

A lot of individuals dream of creating their own animated movies after being inspired by popular films and shows. The way animated characters move and tell stories can spark a strong desire to build something just as creative. When that interest grows, a common question quickly follows: “how do you make an animated movie from scratch?”With the right steps and tools, turning your ideas

In this exclusive interview with Fox Renderfarm, the industry’s top cloud rendering services provider and render farm, we chatted with Bipul Timsina, a talented 3D artist from Nepal. From his early days as a generalist to specializing in lighting, Bipul shares insights into his creative journey, his award-winning project "Wings of Storm," which won 3rd place in pwnisher’s Chasm’s

The way we watch cartoons and animated videos has changed a lot. Animators had to draw every movement frame by hand in the past, which took a long time. However, it has now become faster and smoother to create with digital tools and software. A big reason for this smooth movement in cartoons, games, and videos is tweening animation that fills in the steps between two main drawings or poses.This ma

In an exclusive interview with Fox Renderfarm, the industry’s top cloud rendering services provider and render farm, Francesco Siddi, the COO of Blender and a visionary leader in open-source 3D innovation, shares his remarkable journey from discovering Blender as a teenager in a computer magazine to shaping its future as an industry-leading tool. He offers unique insights into Blender's comm

Many people enjoy watching cartoons and animated movies without knowing how they are made. Behind each moving image lies a detailed process that brings still drawings to life. Over the years, this process has changed a lot, especially with the use of new technology and animation tools. Yet, people usually forget how the earlier methods, like celluloid animation, helped shape the way we animate now

Many people enjoy animated shows and games without thinking about how each step of a character’s movement is made. Creating smooth movement takes careful planning and small changes between each image. Beginners usually get stuck because they try to make characters move without first understanding how real people walk. That’s why the concept of a walking cycle is useful in explaining th

The Transfer © Kim ByeongJin / @HoldimProvaeKim ByeongJin, widely known online as HoldimProvae, is a real-time game VFX artist whose work blends technical precision with evocative narrative. After securing 4th place in pwnisher’s Chasm’s Call Challenge, Holdim joins Fox Renderfarm, the industry’s top cloud rendering services provider and render farm, to dissect his winning s

Tino Klein’s love for animation began at the age of 14 with a Lego Star Wars stop-motion film. Now, as a 3D artist, he blends nostalgia and technical skill to create playful LEGO animations. His latest work, “Trouble in LEGO Town”, earned 5th place in the Chasm’s Call Challenge by bringing a brick-built city to life. In this interview with Fox Renderfarm, the industry&rsquo