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CGI Master Has Been Creating One Image Every Day For The Last Decade
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Mike Winkelmann, also known as Beeple, is a graphic designer from Appleton, Wisconsin, USA. He works with a wide range of visual materials, from illustrations to films, but what we would like to show you is impressive and pretty unique.
CGI master Winkelmann has been creating one illustration a day from start to finish for the last 10+ years. He calls the project “Everydays” and the main purpose of it is to help him get better at different things. He’s already dedicated his years to photography, illustarator, and simple hand-drawing. “I am currently on my 11th round of everydays,” says Winkelmann on his website. “This year I’ll be doing a render everyday using Cinema 4D and mostly Octane, instead of trying to learn new software, will be focusing on some of the fundamentals like color, composition, value, etc.”
Artist notices that this project helped him not only to improve his technical skills but also taught him how to complete projects and stick with something. Scroll down to see Winkelmann’s digital journey for yourself!
More info: Instagram
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The new apocalypse Barbie now in stores ! With oblivious Ken and matching cityscape :D
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"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour... you're gonna see some serious shit."
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Wow, as majestic as a wave in the ocean yet as daunting as a stone cold mountain. Love it!
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Gee, and I was told sun pillars originate in a dusty sky..better inform Earthsky of this blunder..
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PUBG!!! WHAT DID I TELL YOU ABOUT POSSESSING THOSE POOR MINDLESS SOULS?!?!
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Expecto Patronum!!! Wait... my Patronus is a human?!?! Well, I didn't expecto that.
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Excuse me while I walk my elephant with a giant marble on its back while my friends from my cult follow me while we all burn our hand, but just the right one.
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Glad he has found a friend at last, was getting a bit worried for him lol
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That guy must be good, he had to have killed two Withers to get those Beacons.