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This 40 minute thermal potential sequence will alternate between an upper and lower body posture designed to provide you with a well-rounded practice in a short amount of time. You will also work and enjoy somewhat sweet stretches and long preserves.

A 30-minute yoga class led by Kyle Miller, Morning Flow is the perfect option for getting you up and moving after the sun rises. The combination of dynamic sequencing and deep breathing gets your blood pumped and energy flowing, leaving you balanced, peaceful, energized, and ready to start your day.

Yin Yoga "Good Sleep" is a 30 min practice which is the perfect way to wind down at the end of each day and prepare the nervous system for a big night's sleep.

Strong Yogi, is a quick and strong flow that begins with unique sun salutatons featuring fun strength challenges strategically placed in between flows to quickly build heat, flexibility and strength in a short amount of time. Great for when you need a fast and efficient total body flow. Live music by: James Stapleton Cotton, Debasish Chaudhuri, Masood Ali Khan, and Brent Kuecker.

In this class, we will explore the salute moon, the standing moon crescent, and the half moon. This practice will be great, but not always easy. It's a great way to end your day and set yourself up for a fantastic sleep.

This general level class is for students with limited flexibly, mobility and strength due to medical conditions, injury, joint replacement and post-surgery.

A gentle, restorative practice that focuses on some of the most basic cooling postures. A perfect flow if you've just finished a rigorous practice or need to stretch and relax after a busy day.

This 20 min class is a quick, condensed practice. This will help you warm up immediately. This class works with breathing and communication movement. You will start with basic work and move through at a brisk pace to wake you up to start your day.

Rigid flow with many difficult poses. This is one you want to come back over and over again to keep your refinement practice.

This 20 min sequence will fire you up. Here we work with the Manipura Chakra, the fire center of the body, and get your creative energy alive and moving.

Jama Jurabaev presents the industry requirements for a concept art for movie.

In this 94min tutorial I deep dive into use of light and color. I explain how to approach lighting using four different lighting scenarios with the same character.

In this 81min tutorial I deep dive into light and color and show how you could light a scene with dappled lighting. Showing the entire process from the initial sketch to the finished piece.

A full run through of creating an exterior and interior lighting scene in UE4. Starting by showing the dynamic version of building a scene by using directional lights, volumetric height fog, and skylights.

A full run through of creating an organic sculpture from scratch in Zbrush. Showcasing my use of array mesh, organic sculpting techniques, and shape composition. Concluding with showing the workflow of transferring the Zbrush sculpture to a low res game engine friendly mesh for posing and rendering in Marmoset.

A full run through of creating a tilling terrain texture and rock asset set from scratch using Zbrush and Photoshop/Quixel. Showcasing techniques for sculpting rocks in Zbrush and creating terrain in World Machine. Concluding with showing the workflow of transferring the Zbrush sculpture to a low res game engine friendly mesh for texture tilling and rendering in Marmoset.

In this tutorial, we will go through the entire process of making cliffs for AAA games, using an RGB masked workflow, which gives us the desired texel density at any asset scale.

This course introduces the fundamentals of concept art for games. Focusing on the functional roles that objects play, the course takes an ‘inside-out’ approach to design thinking. Learn to critically investigate forms beyond surface-level shapes. With an emphasis on logic and problem-solving, no pre-existing drawing skills are required for this course.

This introductory course, taught by Ludovic Iochem, covers Adobe Photoshop and the most important tools and techniques used for Digital Matte Painting in a production environment. An overview of the software and interface is followed by moving on to covering the main tools used such as Brushes, Clone tools, and the Free Transform command. Next comes the most important techniques, such as grading, extraction, and integration of new elements.

A look at facial rigging with animated feature films in mind. We will create a fully functioning face rig, looking at one element at a time so that anyone can follow along with the workshop and get something out of it.