Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Tools”
Have you ever worked alone? How do you manage it? Senda is a local management and pipeline tool designed for single artists, freelancers, and small creative teams who need a simple way to organize their projects without relying on a large studio infrastructure. It scans your project folders and turns them into a clear dashboard where you can review renders, …
Lately, I’ve been playing around a lot with AI, creating small tools to help me with my VFX work. Over the past few months, we could say that the visual effects industry has been somewhat… turbulent. So I started wondering whether I could use AI to create a tool that might help people find jobs in our sector. The result …
The November issue of Renderout magazine has just come out, in which I wrote an article about how to get organized by working with Nuke and avoid some problems compositing in visual effects. You can read the article and the rest of the magazine at the following link (in spanish):
Throughout this time I have used some techniques that I have repeated in my compositions. These are simple methods but quite useful, so I’ve decided to start creating some scripts to have them easier than typing them from scratch whenever I need them. ekaGradient is the equivalent of Photoshop’s color gradient or Colorama in After Effects, something I’ve always missed working …
