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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | September - October (80)
I've also picked this one and here's the blockout.
I've found some resources for the falling sand (for UE);
and this one
creepyhooman
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | September - October (80)
@Fabi_G The sarcophagus looks nice!
Some updates for my piece:
- sketch texture for the trim sheet
- and wip trim sheet
creepyhooman
Sketchfab Spotlight | September 2022
A collection of the latest and greatest pieces from Sketchfab users
Sean VanGorder
Re: SLIGHTLY Autistic ARTIST, worried about work place politics!?
No because life isn't a movie about the evils of unregulated capitalism and nothing is that dramatic.
What I did try to say is..
Introversion and hyperfocus are not uncommon traits in people who make video games and you get less petty bullshit with people like that.
There is no guarantee a small studio will be a wonderland and there is no guarantee a large one will be an evil hellworld. The vast majority of studios are fine
If you don't like one studio it doesn't mean you won't like another.
poopipe
Re: What keeps your motivation going during big and long projects?
in a studio you will often work on the same level for 6 months to 2+ years, or a character for 6 months with tons of revisions and changes etc, some games the main character completely changes and all that work gets thrown away and started over with new creative direction, character changes etc.
you don't really have the option to not continue to work on it even if you are tired of it or "not feeling motivated". it can be a hard thing for some people to adapt to. I also wrote an article on this exact subject
https://www.polygon-academy.com/tips-for-artists-struggling-with-motivation/
PixelMasher
[PAID] Looking for a 3d modeler for simple characters (small work)
Hi, I am looking for someone specializing on characters, specifically faces. The task is to make a face / head similar to five nights at freddy's. Doesnt have to be overly detailed, the shape language should be simple and defining, so no real "detail work" needed. If you need some extra change and feel equipped for the task feel free to contact me. Again, the work is making a head from some reference images but the actual model does should have a simple shape language.
jonberg227
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | September - October (80)
@Fabi_G I think I see what you mean. I sharpened the edges a bit, even though now I feel I can't get nice highlights on the edges easily. Yours is looking good as well! But I do agree with @SORENU that it feels like there is too much space between the coffin and the rest of the room so it doesn't give the same sense of closed space.
I worked a bit more, tried to fix the sides but still can't get it right. Also sculpting the rest. I feel it could use some more details and cracks, but at the same I am a bit afraid of overdoing it.
Esselle
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | September - October (80)
Cool WIP images so far!
@Esselle I would be careful that the edges don't become too soft/undefined.
I want to create some assets for Draculas' crypt. Most interesting assets for me is the sarcophagus, clock and chair. Did a blockout of the environment to figure out the scale.
Fabi_G
Re: FYP: Viking village
Lighting update (Some areas may still be too dark)
Finally starting to work on my background elements :D
If anybody has any feedback that be massively appreciated :D
MatthewWilshaw