Kyle Runciman

The virtual production workflow is constantly evolving, and one need that many studios are looking to overcome includes props and set pieces that need to be created on the fly. Together, Wacom and Stratasys enable virtual production studios to create photorealistic virtual and physical assets for use in Virtual Production workflows. Read on to learn about the workflow that virtual production studios are using to generate and print 3D models using Wacom Cintiq Pros and Stratasys printers.

Our friends at Escape Motions have recently released the latest version of their award winning paint software, Rebelle 5. Rebelle has always provided exceptional traditional media feel in a digital environment. The latest edition, Rebelle 5, is the first painting software with physical color mixing based on traditional pigments. While this may read nice, it truly is a feature that you have to see and experience for yourself to understand just how powerful (and enjoyable) it is.

When Hayk Manukyan tagged #Wacom in a recent Tik Tik video of an adorable grandpa (aka international superstar, Harut) dancing his deadpan-faced little heart out to Getcho Mans, by Indonesian rappers Rich Brian and Warren Hue, Wacom’s social media team was all ears and reached out to me immediately. “Pam! Is he one of your guys? He looks like he’s one of yours! His animation is so cuuuuuuutte!” (Note: I am Wacom America’s influencer programs manager and email marketing manager).