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Gallery of the Week is the SteamPunk Gallery. Be sure to click the link to watch the video. And visit the SteamPunk Gallery when you get chance!
September Vendor of the Month - Sangriart: Interview and video gallery. Sangriart shares a bit of her background and working methods. And check out the video which features 10 works from Sangriart's marketplace store.
Poser 12 Update: New features include new render engine, Material Room overhaul and more. Poser 12.0 will update several core technologies that have evolved significantly over the five years since the last major Poser release. This includes the Cycles (Superfly) render engine and the Python embedded scripting language.

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Maxon Announces Cinema 4D R23. The introduction of the new Scene Nodes system provides a preview of the performance customers can expect in future developments of Cinema 4D. Plugin developers will appreciate the update to Python 3, and creative pipelines will benefit from the inclusion of USD import/export and updates to FBX and OBJ handling. R23 will be available on September 9th for subscription holders and will be available as an upgrade for perpetual license holders.
Digital Domain Announces blockbuster facial capture for next-gen games and episodics. Digital Domain introduces Masquerade 2.0, the next iteration of its in-house facial capture system, rebuilt from the ground up to bring feature film-quality characters to next-gen games, episodics and commercials. The same tech used to create Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War can now be applied to smaller projects, bringing the full depth and emotion of an actor’s performance to any screen.
Simple ZBrush Armor Creation by M.D. McCallum. Our lead writer shares a tutorial for creating armor in ZBrush. It's an intermediate level tutorial, but beginners can learn something, too.
Virtual Siggraph 2020 Week Two by gToon. The second week of Virtual Siggraph 2020 proved to be as good as the first. Read Ricky's account of his electronic adventures in Siggraph-land. PS. The Keynote address was awesome!