Patrick Gladys [Student Portfolio]

zenpat

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Hey there, this is an old post showing the stuff I did when I was still studying game art. I left it here as I think it is interesting to see how people started out and how they developed. It is also a nice memory

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Hey Polycouters,

my name is Patrick and I was studying digital art/game art for a while now.
School is almost done, and here is my lastest piece I want to share with you guys.

This cathedral/church like interior scene is build up of modules - rendered in CE3

















Some other shots.











Feedback and crits are welcome,
Thanks!

T.Bull

Some really nice stuff. I like (:

R00

Hey Patrick,

This is coming along very well so far. I'm now starting a study on Gothic architecture so will be following the thread. Keep up the great work mate

onionhead_o

great showcase of modular scene. good job

metalliandy

Looks great! Keep it up!

Lucas Annunziata

Lookin pretty good. Some general portfolio advice:

1) Get some information on those screenshots. If it is in an engine, throw that logo on there so we know it's real-time. Wireframe shots? Get some tri counts on there. Lets see some texture flats as well. Put your name and portolio site on each image in case someone downloads it and cant remember where from which leads into:

2) I hate that image previewer because it doesn't allow me to quickly download images.

3) Render your high polys and your wireframe shots. Presentation is huge, and its the little things that will throw people off, like seeing the zbrush cursor in a presentation shot of a zbrush sculpt *cough*

Overall you've got some good work in there though, so put in a bit of time sprucing up your portfolio and you'll be on your way!

zenpat

darbeenbo wrote: »

Lookin pretty good. Some general portfolio advice:

1) Get some information on those screenshots. If it is in an engine, throw that logo on there so we know it's real-time. Wireframe shots? Get some tri counts on there. Lets see some texture flats as well. Put your name and portolio site on each image in case someone downloads it and cant remember where from which leads into:

2) I hate that image previewer because it doesn't allow me to quickly download images.

3) Render your high polys and your wireframe shots. Presentation is huge, and its the little things that will throw people off, like seeing the zbrush cursor in a presentation shot of a zbrush sculpt *cough*

Overall you've got some good work in there though, so put in a bit of time sprucing up your portfolio and you'll be on your way!

darbeenbo,

thanks for the great advice, - I appreciate that. I'm definately going to do what you said and rework all the images, setup a consistant design or frame I can show my work in and provide the necessary information.

very helpful, thanks for taking the time.
- Pat

zenpat

chris1988green wrote: »

Hey Patrick,

This is coming along very well so far. I'm now starting a study on Gothic architecture so will be following the thread. Keep up the great work mate

Thanks Chris !

There will be more architecture stuff in the future ! Don't think I'll post more of the church, but more of exterior assets like classical, neoclassical, contemporary, art-deco buildings.

peace !

zenpat

metalliandy wrote: »

Looks great! Keep it up!

Thanks metalliandy ! Used your workflow for some of the stone pieces - it works

VSchlee

I guess it's time for somewhat new! Looking forward to see stuff from Ryse

zenpat

I will upload some stuff from RYSE ones we get the permission to do so Things have changed A LOT since I created this threat here.

mettigel

It 12Pm in Germany. Thats way i say: Congratulations on the release of RYSE. I love the Game!

refriedspinach

as for non presentation crits, my only suggestion is that the white light (coming from outside i presume) is just too white, try adding a slight hue into it, just a little tint of blue will look good against all the warm colours you allready have in the scene IMO

look sweet though! lotta hard work was put into this!