Awesome
Great. I´ll enjoy a lot the 3D printing series. Thanks!
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Wow! Great tips. Thanks Danny.
Great Vids, thanks for the recap!
wow, so much useful tips.
thanx a lot to all !
LOVE the hour long videos! I’ll watch each one more than once… such great tips in them!
Cool stuff as always!
Hello You, 
i liked Joseph Drust presentation alot! The idea to make different expressoins and
print them out is genius, never would have thought about that. But then again,
i never printed out anything. Can’t wait to finally print something out myself!
Happy New Year to all the ZBrush community!
see you in 2014!
regards,
FOX
In fact that’s the same technique that’s used since years in modern stop motion movies like e.g. Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” or “Corpse Bride” to animate the facial expressions of the characters. 
(But of course that doesn’t belittle the ingenuity of that idea per se. 
)
well i never gave puppets much thought - other than the little hand-puppet clip i made for my
nephew’s 1st birthday last week! monkey see monkey do.
FOX
Thank you all very much for these great resources
I have a question in regards to Jared Krichevsky’s techniques in Noisemaker (from his related post in his blog).
Here: http://jaredkrichevsky.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/creating-heim-dllr-ctn-expo-2013.html
Is there a way to prevent Noisemaker bloat on the edges of the plane?
I’ve attached a couple of screens.
Cheers, Neil
thought jareds video dropped so many ideas cheers m8
Jared Krichevsky was awesome… enjoyed every tit bit of his demo… thanks 
I find really odd that the videos in general are captured from a typical Cintiq 24 but the compression makes the letters and numbers unreadable. This happens with all videos delivered by Pixologic. Obviously I really appreciate those videos but I find myself trying to read the name of the brush, the number of polys etc and I simply can’t. I don’t think that it is a question of hosting as it happens also in the youtube videos from Pixologic.
Great videos into the workflow of these industry veterans.
Especially liked Robert Vignone’s 3d print instructional video, looking forward to his site on 3d prints for artists.
Keep them videos coming
Jared’s presentation was amazing!
I agree. These videos contain so many excellent tips and techiques that it is a shame that they are let down by the poor quality.
these are great! loved the 3d print one! thanks guys for posting the full talks! super helpful for ppl who cant make it out to CTN. (next year definitely be there!)
Could we have part 2 now please? 
Still keeping an eye on this thread for the other awesome videos. Will they ever come?