[Portfolio] Joe Hill - Concept and 3D Artist

mistermojo

Hi guys, I'm about to finish uni and just got my new site sorted out and was wondering if anyone could offer me a little feedback?

www.joehillart.co.uk

I also have a couple questions about my CV if anyone could help

Is it worth me adding my GCSE's and A-Levels to show other areas of knowledge etc?

Should I add a hobbies/interests section? I'm into a lot of other stuff so I want to show that I'm 'well rounded' but I don't want my CV to be too long (my old CV was a 3-page essay, something I'm trying to avoid).


Many thanks for any advice you can offer!

- Joe

DWalker

Some of the 'enlarged' pictures are the same size as the 'preview' images; the first two pictures in "Money Pit", for example. Overall, the larger images should be larger - at least 1k, if not 1280.

The textures in "Money Pit" are very noisy. Removing the high-frequency detail from the diffuse and leaving it only in the normal might be enough.

The Mako Airship could use some weathering - rust down the sides, verdigris on the bronze, etc. I'd also expect the circular pattern from the downdraft to be more visible under the rotors.

mistermojo

DWalker wrote: »

Some of the 'enlarged' pictures are the same size as the 'preview' images; the first two pictures in "Money Pit", for example. Overall, the larger images should be larger - at least 1k, if not 1280.

The textures in "Money Pit" are very noisy. Removing the high-frequency detail from the diffuse and leaving it only in the normal might be enough.

The Mako Airship could use some weathering - rust down the sides, verdigris on the bronze, etc. I'd also expect the circular pattern from the downdraft to be more visible under the rotors.

Great feedback, thanks I'm thinking of going back and improving on my earlier projects, and perhaps do some hard surface and prop stuff when I get more time. I think a big, new personal project is in order too, rather than just using Uni work.