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[...] Old, grungy elements for matte-paintings, texture plates, and whatnot. The post Giveaway: Grungy Elements appeared first on creatogether. [...]

[...] Old, grungy elements for matte-paintings, texture plates, and whatnot. Grab them here. Jake & Dan [...]

[...] We just finished our new download area, where you can find a list of our creations and experiments. Under the featured article box on [...]

[...] the free distribution, we still offer (some only open to donators) similar scripts in our download area. Jake & Dan [...]

[...] " behind the brain-button or the article's bottom area with secondary links to the download area – there's a lot to explore! The post Papa’s Got a Brand-New Look appeared first on [...]

[...] Similar to the forEach node in Houdini, our Python script for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an [...]

[...] Similar to the forEach node in Houdini, our Python script for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an [...]

[...] . Four easy-to-follow steps: Download the preset along with a sample file. The post Giveaway: Waterlook Preset for After Effects appeared first on creatogether. [...]

This little giveaway transforms any matte into photo-realistic water. Two easy-to-follow steps: 1. create your matte 2. drag the preset onto it Do [...]

[...] to facilitate the creation of captions inside After Effects. The post Giveaway: Expression-Driven Captions in AE appeared first on creatogether. [...]

As abiding readers you might have noticed that we’re all about reducing repetitive tasks to a minimum. While we’re still working on a solu [...]

[...] This Scriptographer brush for Adobe Illustrator enables you to sample colors from an underlying image and transfer them to the corners of [...]

[...] . Alike the process demonstrated on Puckey’s site, this Scriptographer brush for Adobe Illustrator enables you to sample colors from an underlying image and transfer them to the corners of [...]

[...] Similar to the forEach node in Houdini, our Python script for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an unlimited number of inputs, e.g. Read [...]

[...] Similar to the forEach node in Houdini, our Python script for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an unlimited number of inputs. The post [...]

Similar to the forEach node in Houdini, our Python script for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an unlimited number of inputs, e.g. Re [...]

[...] for Nuke makes it possible to apply a set of nodes to an unlimited number of inputs. The post For-Each Script for Nuke appeared first on creatogether. [...]

[...] colors from an underlying image and transfer them to the corners of newly created Delaunay triangles. As courtesy to Jonathan Puckey, the original inventor of Delaunay triangulated [...]

[...] to sample colors from an underlying image and transfer them to the corners of newly created Delaunay triangles. The post Delaunay Image Triangulation Brush for Illustrator with Scriptographer appeared [...]