Nice find. Thanks for sharing.

Amaze!!! time for some inspiration!!

Oh woah, thank you!

Thank you for sharing! 😁

Typing "Artbooks" also brought some amazing material.

@lewiscowles1986 I probably browsed more than 20 in the last evenings: I can't really remember how to find the exact ones I have in memory back.
Sometime I find a sentence or a specific step surprising and fresh in the commented step by step of artworks (there is often 2 or 3). Like one where an artist use white gesso on black paper, scan it, to get his texture in 'screen' mode, later in his art. I made textures like that https://www.davidrevoy.com/article263/five-traditional-textures , but I never thought of gesso.

What a wealth of information. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks!!! Thats inspiring! I also liked Computer Arts when it used to be published on paper.

@darekpages Oh yes! Computer Art was great. I also remember the Blender Foundation had a subscription to 3D World while I we were working on the open movies Sintel. It was great to browse it during the breaks. It was also a blast to discover Sintel on the cover later https://durian.blender.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/3dworldcover.png

I have the CA file tied with string to keep some semblance of order. They are valuable because they are inspiring, those were the times of paper newspapers. Even though Adobe was preferred. I wasnt that interested in 3D at the time. Only recently, I managed to learn the blender so much that I appreciated its properties and usefulness. Im even trying to make my own brushes for painting textures, just experimenting https://www.artstation.com/artwork/1xRd68