In the NVIDIA Studio is the new series dedicated to the world of creatives

Creating content has become increasingly important in a world where even a single person, driven by passion, can become someone. NVIDIA is a company that has historically always given importance to its most "creative" customers, leading to the creation of the NVIDIA Studio ecosystem, with which users can take advantage of tools and features, also aided by Artificial Intelligence with RTX cards, to bring their ideas to life as quickly as possible.



Photo Credit: NVIDIA In a press release, the Californian company announced the launch of a new series on a weekly basis called “In the NVIDIA Studio “, through which it intends to celebrate artists, their work and, why not, also inspire new creatives to make their dreams come true. In addition to exclusive updates of major applications such as NVIDIA Omniverse, Canvas and Broadcast, insights will be provided on new tools and integrations in popular creative software, including AI-assisted features that can take care of the most mundane tasks. But that's not all: information about new upcoming drivers will also be published.


Photo Credit: NVIDIA This week starts with 3D artist Jasmin Habezai-Fekri, who creates his art with Unreal Engine, Blender and Substance 3D using a GeForce RTX 2070 GPU. Its render speeds are increased on RTX GPUs in Blender, while Unreal Engine benefits from DLSS, increasing viewport interactivity by using AI to upscale rendered frames to a lower resolution, while retaining all details.

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The series by artist and creative director of Adobe Vladimir Petkovic “From texturing to final rendering in Adobe Substance Painter“. Improved rendering performance with “GPU Accelerated Rendering in Blender 3.0 Cycles“. Jasmin Habezai-Fekri's ArtStation Profile Sign up to receive In the NVIDIA Studio updates via newsletter Link to In the NVIDIA Studio blog: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2022/04/19/in-the- nvidia-studio /