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  • Finding ‘Indo’ - how ILM made Fallen Kingdom’s Indoraptor a different dinosaur
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  • The best of both Jurassic worlds: practical and digital
  • What the heck is SIGGRAPH's Real-Time Live! (and why you should definitely see it)
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3D Artist’s latest cover story is a piece I wrote on Blender’s Agent 327, an awesome short designed to showcase the 3D tool and collaborative workflow.

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Posted on November 9, 2017Author Ian FailesCategories UncategorizedTags 3DArtist

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