It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
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Hey guys,
I'm glad to share with you my latest one.
here you'll find my portfolio:https://www.artstation.com/wisegold
C&C are always welcome.
"That's all folks" 🤘
Take care
Wisegold
Re: Should I straighten my UVs or not?
its very rare that being 100% dogmatic is the best approach
your uvs want to look something like this (but not crudely drawn with a mouse while eating soup)
poopipe
Re: Star Wars - Redemption ( FanMade Project )
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Bm1xrANew guy added !
An Elite's skin for harder-to-kill ones :
Vexod14
Re: [WIP][UE5] Dark Portal - Warcraft Fan Art
Some updates, I will start now to work on the Sculpt of the portal
Irensay
Parson The Delivery Snowman - Project Thread
So... much... dust!
It's been forever since I posted on Polycount, which is a shame. But It's a new year and time for a new project, and to help keep myself honest I thought it would be good to start a thread here on Polycount to track my progress on my next character project.
This adorable dude is Parson, the Delivery Snowman! The concept art is by Nicholas Kole, who was gracious enough to grant me permission to take a crack at modeling and texturing this guy.
I'll be posting here as I make progress. More to come soon!
klamp
Re: Sharp corner edges on a square detail over cylinder without distortion
While it's fine to learn about doing stuff properly, keep in mind this kind of artefact might be invisible in the final asset with all the texturing work/texture resolution/viewer distance... So don't waste too much energy trying to be perfect while it could be used for more useful details.
By it's own nature, subd can't be perfect, you just reduce the scale of artefacts to the point where no one can notice.
Noors
Re: Parson The Delivery Snowman - Project Thread
Some more progress. He now has his cookie pocket!
klamp
Re: [Finished] [UE5] Hades Elysium Fan art
Finished making the rest of the ground more bumpy, created a custom fire effect using this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hivNxPXG-Mg&ab_channel=Rimaye%5BAssetsandTutorials-NIAGARA%5D , added stones and moss in the top the the half tower on the bottom right, textured the glass orb on the door. I need to make more particle effects, and make the clouds/fog in the scene look better in general next!
ThisisVictoriaZ
Re: Is it worth it becoming 3D Artist?
No, developers generally need to understand there's a big difference between playing games and making games. Relaxing, given the goal, sounds like a bad idea given the market for competition.
Dare I say 25 to get started is not impossible, but it's late a lot of times especially if your intention was to game art a while ago. There are grad students who are going to take the jobs you wish you could be competitive for.
@Steelhardt If you're spending more time playing games than making game (art) and you want to enter the industry, something is very wrong and your priorities need reassessment.
I'm talking to a 29 year old Virginian right now who has multiple times told me he wants to be a character designer, has yet to even have a sketchbook that he draws in as a habit, but has definitely told me of his plans to rank up in Overwatch from silver while doing an informational Twitch channel, which, if it gets 1000 suscribers, will finally put him in a position to make enough money to sustain his art passion.
Does he want to make games, or play games?
