Feedback needed on 3d portfolio artwork.

Adeenah

Hello all, my name is Adeenah, and I am writing to share a portfolio of artwork that I have meticulously developed over the course of my college education and beyond. I would greatly appreciate any insights and feedback you may have regarding my work.

Since my graduation in December, I have been earnestly pursuing opportunities in my chosen career path. Regrettably, I have faced challenges in securing suitable positions. Nevertheless, I remain committed to my pursuit of thriving in my career. I am actively seeking new opportunities that will enable me to further refine my design skills and make a significant impact in my field.

Your expertise and guidance would be invaluable to me as I continue my journey towards building a successful career in design. I look forward to any feedback and advice you can offer.

Thank you for your time and consideration!

kanga

Best to have a look at what is available already: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=prop+art+websites

or go to artstation and enter props in the search.

Adeenah

kanga said:

Best to have a look at what is available already: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=prop+art+websites

or go to artstation and enter props in the search.

Thank you for your feedback! I will certainly adapt my art style to look a lot more professional like these examples!

Vertrucio

Strongly suggest you start on some props from real world reference and recreate them. Then once you get those basics, get back into those environments.

When you make environments, again, try to start from real world reference so you get a better feel of proportions and how things come together.

Adeenah

Vertrucio said:

Strongly suggest you start on some props from real world reference and recreate them. Then once you get those basics, get back into those environments.

When you make environments, again, try to start from real world reference so you get a better feel of proportions and how things come together.

Thank you for your guidance, Vertrucio! I acknowledge that I may have rushed into these projects with limited prior experience in environmental design. Amidst the process, I overlooked the importance of proceeding methodically from the project's inception. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and I am committed to returning with a thoroughly revised project in the near future.

zetheros

don't rush, especially when you're just starting out. Take as long you need to make one good prop & learn proper workflow. Learn the capabilities of your software, viewport navigation, hotkeys, the various plugins. Go and press all the buttons, open all the tabs, even brick your software if you need to.