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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
Your anatomy improved crazy fast! I absolutely love the vampire mesh and (sorry for being a pervert) the weird slited clitoris. Are your characters still going to be in the never nude gang?
Melomad
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Re: University of Hertfordshire FYP - Whale of Time
Working on various corners of the map
Yujin_Seven
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Re: Bake issue: High res is mirrored in one place?
Ah I understand. Valuable info! I'm still perplexed as to why it worked before, as is, but not now. Perhaps that was a bug, haha. But everything you are saying makes sense to me. Thank you so much for your help. I will play with fixing this tomorrow. If I'm still having issues, I will let you know.
(Love the portfolio!)
(Love the portfolio!)
MisterNacky
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Re: Portolio review, help and feedback.
Hi! If you're aiming to be an environment and/or prop artist I would start off with having more examples of that type of work on your portfolio. At the moment you only have one environment, and its not very well lit (too dark) so its really hard to see the work you put into it. I really like the guillotine prop, I think its really cool and unique idea, although the grunge pattern on the flags is way too heavy and looks just slapped on there.
I think it would be a good idea to spent a bunch of time making a high quality hero prop following industry standard pipelines, and maybe had a small environment or diorama built around it in the same quality. That would also give you an opportunity to show some breakdowns of different elements of the scene, such and prop uvs and materials, so people can see more of your process, I like this as a guide for showing off props and environments
courtesy of https://www.artstation.com/curlscurly
I think it would be a good idea to spent a bunch of time making a high quality hero prop following industry standard pipelines, and maybe had a small environment or diorama built around it in the same quality. That would also give you an opportunity to show some breakdowns of different elements of the scene, such and prop uvs and materials, so people can see more of your process, I like this as a guide for showing off props and environments
courtesy of https://www.artstation.com/curlscurly
ThisisVictoriaZ
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Re: Hair Strand Experimentation in UE5 [Gif Heavy]
Thank you so much! I haven't really shared anything about creating hair, but hopefully this helps with integrating into UnrealThisisVictoriaZ said:You are so good at making hair! Thank you for sharing so many resources on this, it can be really hard to find details on how people make good hair, at least from my experience
I made some tweaks to this hair and took some decent renders. Not sure I love the angles I've got here, but it's a good start
Re: Portolio review, help and feedback.
Thank you very much for your advice, without a doubt I will apply it in my next project, I will also write down all the feedback regarding those already published, it is never too late to make improvements and thank you very much again!
CarlosGPagan
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the Robot
the robot - video game asset. done mainly with zbrush + 3dsmax.
marvelous designer used for the clothing assets.
houdini was used for the "noise layer" (inside cables).
substance painter was used for textures.
final asset ended up in UE5.
hope you like it!
thanks!
https://youtu.be/jLPQ7XJ6G7o
https://youtu.be/cLv8eOLZrkY
https://youtu.be/zQ0uxaHS2yo
-ML.
marvelous designer used for the clothing assets.
houdini was used for the "noise layer" (inside cables).
substance painter was used for textures.
final asset ended up in UE5.
hope you like it!
thanks!
https://youtu.be/jLPQ7XJ6G7ohttps://youtu.be/cLv8eOLZrkYhttps://youtu.be/zQ0uxaHS2yo-ML.
mihail.lupu
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