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Free grading and editing software is now 'up to 3x' faster on Macs with Apple's new M1 processors.

Boris FX's roto and paint software gets new color correction and grading features. Now available as a plugin for Nuke and After Effects.

Still available in current builds for a 'short time', but users are advised to switch to the Substance apps.

Image editing and digital painting app gets new options for image warping and sky replacement. Experimental beta builds due soon.

1984 is particularly accurate nowadays; the description of a society based on generalized surveillance and collective hatred is particularly resonant today. It’s part of an animation series on literature in progress where each episode combines the universes of a digital artist and a writer. We see...

Beloved New York City actors, singers, choreographers, musicians, television, and late-night hosts have come together to produce a video rendition of Billy Joel's "New York State of Mind" to encourage the city's recovery from the pandemic. The effort was conceived of and produced by NYCNext, a passionate group of New Yorkers from all disciplines and industries who have joined together to help inspire New Yorkers, with a particular focus on the arts community.

Sometimes the design stars align. The new “Power Q” designs were created using a mix of imagination, motion design and different 3D programs. Inspired by nature, tech, the universe and big emotions the “Step into the Q” reel reflects EQT Ventures’ fearless and versatile persona. The final motion and still renders are used in all EQT Ventures channels. Sound design and mixing by Darwood. Original brand design and logo by Bold Scandinavia.

To kick off the effort, Microsoft reached out to the New York-based creative shop RISE, an up-and-coming agency formed by the twenty-two times Cannes Lion-winning trio of Flavio Vidigal (BBDO, HUGE, Firstborn), Andre Poli (Wieden+Kennedy, RGA/Nike), and Andre Holzmeister (Interpublic/CUBOCC, HUGE) to conceptualize, design and craft this vision to life in an outstanding 60s manifesto film.

Native iPad edition of Photoshop gets the Healing Brush and Magic Wand from the desktop edition.

I’m never sure whether to explain the film to people. Or even if I’ve figured it out. I’d always encourage someone watching to find their own meaning if any. Some of the interpretations...