Glyph is the moniker and online presence for the software and artwork created by Michael Breymann. With a focus on 3D environments and FX, Michael has worked as a technical director on a number of commercials and feature films since 2004. In 2007, Glyph Software, LLC, was founded to develop software for the visual effects industry. Many of Glyph's tools are at now at work for some of the leading post-production facilities. Michael is currently working in San Francisco.

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The Mattepainting Toolkit.

The Mattepainting Toolkit is Glyph's first commercial release. It was initially developed to help solve some of the challenges of working with multiple camera projections for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Since then, it has matured into a full suite of tools.

A new version of the Mattepainting Toolkit is now available! Click on the MPTK button above for more information.

News.

2/18/13
By popular demand, a new user forum has been set up for all things related to the Mattepainting Toolkit: www.glyphfx.com/forum

8/6/12
Site update with new release of the Mattepainting Toolkit! New Features and Example videos.

6/20/11
Fixed an aspect ratio bug in the Mattepainting Toolkit that was causing the viewport to stretch projections in some situations. A release for Maya 2012 is now available, as well as a new option to purchase floating licenses in addition to the previous node-locked method.

After many requests, the demo downloads now allow Bundler and PLY imports for camera a point cloud data, just like the full versions. Enjoy!

4/4/11
New content added to the Mattepainting Toolkit Examples section, along with minor tweaks to the site design. All videos now linked to Vimeo.

2/1/11
Site update! Cleaner. Easier to update. Some functionality still in progress.

1/28/11
cm0264 review. Aten was kind enough to send me a sample of their new 2x4 KVM switch. Read the full review here.