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Laura Ganis works in a rich and varied landscape of documentary, film, television, branded content and commercials. She has interviewed people as diverse as Neil Patrick Harris and former US...
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Hobbyist (doctor IRL, @lganis7)
Jan 20, 2022 · 7. 163 views 1 year ago. It's no secret. We're a little obsessed with Dr. Laura Ganis. As a self-prescribed "Hobbyist," Laura creates truly amazing 3D scenes when she's not at her full-time job...
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Hey everyone! My name’s Laura, and I’m a 3D hobbyist living in the UK. I was born in the States and moved to England when I was little. After school, I studied Psychology before deciding to go into medicine. After a few more years at medical school and 3 years working as a doctor in an East London hospital, I’ve now started my specialist training a...
I used to think of myself as a self-taught 3D artist, but then I heard Andrew Price in one of his Blender Guru videos mention figuring things out in Blender before YouTube, and I was like, ...oh! The resources that the Blender community has built up to help teach everyone are actually incredible, and I definitely couldn’t have made the things I hav...
I feel very lucky that my parents had the patience to wrangle their rascal kids into learning how to weed and water. This render was inspired by my mom’s greenhouse and the summer afternoons we spent gardening together. It was supposed to be a gift for Mother’s Day (around May in the UK) but it ended up taking me 5 months to finish, so it was more ...
I had a pretty clear idea of what I wanted the basic composition to be, and I made a quick pencil sketch before opening Blender. Stunning sketching skills aside, I find it helpful getting my ideas down on paper so I can refer back to my original concept. I use it to consider how to fill blank spaces in the composition, and to get an idea of the cam...
I started by blocking out the scene and getting a sense of the lighting, seeing especially if it would be possible to get the dappled-sunlight-through-the-trees look I was picturing. For the initial block out, I pulled across some models that I had made for the background of an old render of my dad in the garage. It’s a pretty similar view of the g...
Because the scene was getting more and more polygon-heavy, having a good system to keep the scene organised was really important. Each separate area—like the greenhouse, the main house, the potting platform—was in its own collection. Within each collection were smaller subcollections; for the house, for example, the windows, gutters, and basic foun...
There are two main things working in tandem to achieve the final stylised look in the render: Blender’s OpenImageDenoise option on a low sample count, and the scene volumetrics. I always include volumetrics in every scene to give the atmosphere some weight. It also adds noise to the final render, which usually isn’t a great thing, but I’ve found th...
Laura Ganis, NHS surgeon and 3D hobbyist using Blender for the last 5 years. You can find her on Instagram and ArtStation.
- Abby Crawford
Producer. Sound Department. Production Manager. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Laura Ganis is an experienced and versatile producer who has produced shows for National Geographic, History, Discovery, Travel, A&E, TLC and CNN, among many others.
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Jul 6, 2023 · Laura writes: My 5-year Blender progress reel, starting from a complete 3D beginner in 2016, to being voted Grand Winner in the Exterior Architecture category for Best of Blender Artists 2021, sharing a Behind the Scenes article for BlenderNation, getting interviewed by a digital art magazine based in the US, and being selected for my first Art ...
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