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Re: I will pay you 100 USD to teach me how to make a most realistic bone in 3D

Paid jobs are to be advertised in https://polycount.com/categories/freelance-job-postings

I'll note: teaching someone the full process of sculpting, retopo, UV mapping, texturing, lighting and rendering is going to take a while. $100 is very little money for what you're asking. You'd be better off searching YouTube for tutorials on ZBrush, Maya/Blender/Max, Substance Painter, and trying your best at those.

Ashervisalis

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Re: Imperius - Diablo 3

Well I've started this thread in January 2017 and its January 2022 witch I can finally can this project done.

I had some many more ambitions for, I've wanted to put him on UE add some animations and create small simple demo. But I've a little time between works, Some times years without touching him. Its time to let it got I got satisfied with this result And I hope you liked it too.

Some more images at my artstation - https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Vy2Wnb

Tairow

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Re: Sketchbook: Frank Polygon

@LaurentiuN Thanks! Plan on working through a few more lighting and texturing write-ups on different assets.

@Alex_J Thanks, it was a neat project and it's cool to see it in LandNav.

@sacboi Thank you, really appreciate the support. The lighting breakdown is completed and can be viewed on the previous page.

@SnowInChina Thanks! Happy new year to you as well.

FrankPolygon

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Re: Zbrush Sculpting Help (hair)

one thing i can certainly publish would be this:

Neox

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Re: What are you working on 3D? 2021

This Haunted Weapon will eat your soul, be careful ! Check my artstation to see the animation

https://www.artstation.com/artwork/kD6Wbd

Image: https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/editor/50/tvd45is82y4y.png

Emilie_Sanda

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Re: I have a big career dilemma.

That's mostly bollocks.

It's a competitive field and you have to be good but it's the same for anything else technical or skilled.

There are more jobs available in more places now than there ever has been and believe me, you get treated and paid a lot better now than you would have been 20 years ago.

In terms of how useful we are..

if you sell 10 million copies of a game you've brought a bit of happiness to the lives of 10 million people. It's not curing cancer or saving the dinosaurs from extinction but it's still contributing something positive

Anyway If you're young, have nobody relying on you to feed them and some sort of fallback( i.e you live with your mum) then that is the perfect time to push for your passion.

It might not work out, you also might decide you aren't really all that passionate about it after all and decide to get a proper job

But..

It definitely won't work out if you don't try and once you've taken that other job and you're paying rent or have a family a career change is extremely difficult to execute so doing it early is a good idea.

poopipe

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