An adventure game based off the popular "The Dog" character family. Plays as a dog whose brother falls ill one day. In order to help your brother, you head to an island in search of a legendary flower. The game includes stages in grass planes, snowy fields and even deserts. You can select from a variety of dogs.

An adventure game based off the popular "The Dog" character family. Plays as a dog whose brother falls ill one day. In order to help your brother, you head to an island in search of a legendary flower. The game includes stages in grass planes, snowy fields and even deserts. You can select from a variety of dogs.

It's one minute after the Big One. Marty Slack, a TV network executive, crawls out from under his Mercedes, parked outside what once was a downtown Los Angeles warehouse, the location for a new TV show. Downtown LA is in ruins. The sky is thick with black smoke. His cell phone is dead. The freeways are rubble. The airport is demolished. Buildings lay across streets like fallen trees. It will be days before help can arrive.

The modo for SolidWorks Kit is for design and engineering visualization professionals working with SolidWorks data. The Kit allows SolidWorks users to tap into the complete visualization power of modo to produce high-quality presentations and animations that bring designs to life.

In this series of ZBrush tutorials, we'll be talking about the some of the ways you can use the new FiberMesh feature to create foliage, fur, or even human hair. ZBrush has always been a great tool for concepting characters and models and creating highly detailed sculpts. The materials, lighting, and rendering capabilities have also been continually enhanced and we can now get some great final images right out of ZBrush. One important thing that was still difficult to achieve in ZBrush was hair or fur. Many of the characters you create will require some kind of hair or fur to really be finished. FiberMesh, added in ZBrush 4R2b is a great solution. In this course we'll look at the basics of working with FiberMesh as well as a number of different scenarios in which it could be used. We'll talk about creating grass and trees, fur, and different varieties of hair, and we'll go over many of the available grooming brushes. There's no substitute for getting in there and playing with it yourself, but at the end of this tutorial, you'll have a much better idea of what you can do and how to go about getting the results you need for your custom creation

Mask Pro 4, a Photoshop plug-in for masking (masking), now supports 16 bit images, Photoshop CS3 and Intel-based Macintosh (Intel-based).
There are some tutorial videos are added in the product, or you can find more on the site Lynda.com. Not a masking tool that gives you results like Mask Pro 4.

100% Biker is the leading grass-roots custom bike magazine in the UK. It is the Bible for all things custom bike in Britain, covering the best from the custom bike and biker event world. It features traditional choppers and bobbers, streetfighters, rats, cafe racers, cruisers and custom bikes that don't easily fall into any definable category.

Arizona Foothills showcases all the style, substance and sophistication the Valley of the Sun has to offer, focusing on influential people, places and events in the prestigious foothills of Scottsdale and Phoenix. AFM is published locally and has the inside scoop on fashion, society, dining, travel, events and social happenings.

Join HVX200 and P2HD expert Barry Green alongside Noah Kadner, David Jimerson, and David Collupy as they give detailed explanations of advanced camera functions, post-production workflows, supporting hardware, and much more. Learn how to work with the HVX and P2 footage in popular non-linear editing systems including Final Cut Pro, Avid Xpress Pro HD, EDIUS Broadcast, Adobe Premiere Pro, and Sony Vegas.

100% Biker is the leading grass-roots custom bike magazine in the UK. It is the Bible for all things custom bike in Britain, covering the best from the custom bike and biker event world. It features traditional choppers and bobbers, streetfighters, rats, cafe racers, cruisers and custom bikes that don't easily fall into any definable category.