Creators and Artists Take the Spotlight This Week In the NVIDIA Studio'

Editor's note: This post is part of our weekly In the NVIDIA Studio series, which celebrates featured artists, offers creative tips and tricks, and demonstrates how NVIDIA Studio technology improves creative workflows. We're also deep diving on new GeForce RTX 40 Series GPU features, technologies and resources, and how they dramatically accelerate content creation.

In the NVIDIA Studio artists have sparked the imagination of and inspired countless creators to exceed their creative ambitions and do their best work.

We're showcasing the work of these artists - who specialize in 3D modeling, AI, video editing and broadcasting - this week, as well as how the new GeForce RTX 40 Series line of GPUs makes the creative process easier and more efficient.

These powerful graphics cards are backed by NVIDIA Studio - an ecosystem of creative app optimizations, dedicated NVIDIA Studio Drivers and NVIDIA AI-powered apps. Check out the latest GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs and NVIDIA Studio laptops for the best performance in content creation, gaming and more.

In addition, the community around NVIDIA Omniverse, a 3D design collaboration and simulation platform that enables artists to connect their favorite 3D tools for more seamless workflows, is partnering with NVIDIA Studio on the #WinterArtChallenge. Join the Omniverse team live on Twitch as they create a scene and answer questions on Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 11 a.m. PT. Add the event to your calendar.

Tis the season!

Join us as we partner with @NVIDIAStudio on their #WinterArtChallenge.

Through the end of the year, share any winter themed art #MadeInOmniverse with us using #WinterArtChallenge!

by Edward McEvenue, created using #OmniverseCreate & @sketchfab. pic.twitter.com/pdRQ2eJRX1

NVIDIA Omniverse (@nvidiaomniverse) November 16, 2022

Finally, just in time this holiday season, check out our latest NVIDIA Studio Standout featuring whimsical, realistic, food inspired artwork, and the artists behind it. We dare you not to get hungry.

GeForce RTX 4080 GPU Delivers Impressive Performance Members of the press and content creators have been putting the new GeForce RTX 4080 GPU through a wide variety of creative workflows. Here's a sampling of their reviews:

The new GeForce RTX 4080 GPU. The addition of AV1 encoding means that any 40-series GPU-and I mean any of them-is going to make your PC substantially faster at this kind of rendering compared to any of the other GPUs we've tested here. - Linus Tech Tips

If you are using a non-RTX GPU, you are missing out on a massive suite of applications and support to give you limitless possibilities as a streamer, YouTuber, podcaster, artist, animator and more. - CG Magazine

For 3D animators, there's nothing better than a GeForce RTX 4080 in combo with NVIDIA STUDIO drivers and future DLSS 3 support for Twinmotion, V-Ray, Unity, Cinema 4D, Arnold, Adobe Designer, 3D Painter and 3D Sampler. - Tuttotech.net

As far as I'm concerned this thing is a no-brainer for anyone who does graphic intensive work, works in video production, or does high end streaming. - Jay Lippman

Overall, the RTX 4080 16GB Founders Edition Graphics Card is an excellent choice for Content Creators and CG Artists who have been desperately looking for an upgrade over the past 2-3 years! For 3D GPU Rendering Workloads, in particular, we're happy to finally see a GPU that deserves a recommendation. - CG Director

As far as the 4080 goes for creative individuals, I've got no doubt that if you're rendering 3D models or 4K video, you're going to have a fantastic time with this GPU. There's also now dual AV1 video encoders on board which means that you can stream at higher resolutions with the likes of Discord. - Press Start

Pick up the GeForce RTX 4080 GPU or a prebuilt system today using our Product Finder.

Character Creator Pablo Mu oz G mez Concept artist Pablo Mu oz G mez is equally passionate about helping digital artists - teaching 3D classes and running the ZBrush Guides website - as he is about his own creative specialties: concept and character artistry.

Linework refinement from 2D to 3D in ZBrush. HARVESTERS is a demo concept G mez created to illustrate a complete ZBrush workflow for his students. He upgraded his render linework with color palette blocking and refinement, and finished with a Z-depth pass to create a depth-of-field effect.

Final shading in HARVESTERS.' G mez also excels in photorealistic 3D character modeling, as evidenced in his piece Tadpole.

G mez often uses Adobe Substance 3D Painter to apply colors and materials directly to his 3D models. NVIDIA Iray technology in the viewport enables G mez to edit in real time and use ray-traced baking for faster rendering speeds - all accelerated by his hardware. Artists can expect even faster asset baking with GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs.

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For further customization, G mez prefers to download assets from the vast Substance 3D Asset library and import into Substance 3D Sampler, adjusting a few sliders to create photorealistic materials. RTX-exclusive interactive ray tracing lets G mez apply realistic effects in real time. Powered by GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, these tasks can be completed even faster than with the previous generation.

Smooth movement in the Adobe Substance 3D Stager viewport, thanks to RTX GPU acceleration. With GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, 3D artists like G mez can now build scenes in fully ray-traced environments with accurate physics and realistic materials - all in real time, without proxies, in the NVIDIA Omniverse beta.

DLSS 3 technology uses the AI-powered RTX Tensor Cores and a new Optical Flow Accelerator to generate additional frames and dramatically increase frames per secon

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