Zaxwerks Newsletter - August 2010
- Announcement - New Featured Artist
- Customer Stories - Mike Gulley Behind the Scenes
- Tutorials - Prepping Illustrator Files for 3D
- Random Comments
- Reviews - ProAnimator
Mike Gulley Becomes The New Zaxwerks Featured Artist
The Zaxwerks team is happy to announce our new Feature Artist! Mike Gulley has been doing a terrific job bringing his own style of graphic magic to the lucky folks who go to Cavs games in Cleveland. To get a taste of what Mike does, check out the new Featured Artist page.
Customer Stories - Mike Gulley Behind the Scenes
We received so many comments about last month's User Story we decided to bring Mike back again. This time he's going to give us some insight into his working environment and answer burning questions like what does his office look like and what the heck is a fascia board? This story includes a behind the scenes video.
Tutorials - Prepping Illustrator Files For 3D
Having trouble turning your Illustrator logos into 3D models? Watch this comprehensive tutorial and learn how to turn your vector logos into professional, billable 3D works of art.
Random Comments
HOLY CR@P! I've had ProAnimator for 3 years now and it's just sunk in with this tutorial. 3D in After Effects! I've only used it for logos and stuff but after seeing this I can't believe I wasted all that time. This is really great. Now I really can't wait for the next version for CS5 to come out! Good stuff!
- Posted on the Zaxwerks Tutorial Page by John Stanowski after having watched Joe Mason's tutorial on creating unique 3D Structures.
- Posted on the Zaxwerks Tutorial Page by John Stanowski after having watched Joe Mason's tutorial on creating unique 3D Structures.
Reviews - Kleper Report's Review of ProAnimator
ProAnimator greatly simplifies the 3D animation process, eliminating time-consuming keyframes, providing sophisticated tools and real-time motion feedback.
Just as impressive as the program's speed and simplicity of composing animations, is its native capability to make changes to what has been created.
Just as impressive as the program's speed and simplicity of composing animations, is its native capability to make changes to what has been created.





