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Final Gathering Study

febbraio 07, 2013

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Realized by using Autodesk Maya 2013 (rendering).

Rendering study about Final Gathering.

Tutorial from "Top 10 Rendering Tips for Maya Artists" by Digital-Tutors.

3D Artist:

Simone Segalini

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