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Juan Manuel Molleví is a 24-year-old Creative Director, who has worked in Spain, Finland and is currently based in Sydney, Australia where apparently it has recently snowed! Hard for us to believe over here in sweltering Madrid. As an advertising professional, Molleví specializes…
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Hi guys! If you are following our blog then you may have seen this year's FMX presentation by Maxwell #Xpert Trainer Rob Redman in which he showed us his workflow with Maxwell and Cinema 4D. As a follow up we…
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The Artist My name is Richard Green and my main work involves high end CGI and retouching for advertising and graphic design although I have also worked on film and TV productions when asked. My company is called Loop Corporation…
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It has been almost a year now since we started offering FREE Educational licenses to both faculty members and students. It's been great to see all the student projects and hearing about your experiences. We recently got in touch with Arthur…
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Save an infinite number of images under different lighting conditions with just ONE render? Make lighting animations from a single render? No extra render time? This is Multilight! Maxwell Multilight is an oldie but a goodie and has proven to be a…
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Nowadays Maxwell Render is used by a whole range of creative people across many industries, from visual effects and animation to product design and even fine art. But many of the first Maxwell users who saw its potential came from…
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ACMCV & Maria Chiara Virgili Maria Chiara started her career path in the world of digital graphics about 10 years ago, and she has been using Maxwell Render since it's first release. In 2013 she founded her own company, ACMCV Studio,…
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In this blog post we are taking a look at a Maxwell user group through the eyes of its founder, Sven Johnson. Before we hand you over to Sven, we'd like to shout a big thank you to all Maxwell…
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