Tag: Maya

The line between 2D and 3D animation is beautifully, thrillingly disappearing. For years, audiences have craved more stylized, less “plastic-y” 3D visuals—a phenomenon often dubbed the “Spider-Verse effect.” Visionary projects are answering that call, pioneering a powerful hybrid animation style that combines the raw, handcrafted soul of 2D with the cinematic depth of 3D. This isn’t just […]

Achieving high-quality motion blur directly in a 3D render can be incredibly time-consuming, requiring a significant number of samples to get a clean result. Using motion vectors Maya can generate is one of the most efficient ways to achieve high-quality motion blur in post-production. However, getting the right data out of Maya using renderers like […]