Real-Time Artistry
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I am on the look out for real-time artists that fulfill the categories below and not environment, concept or character art as they are very well supported on Polycount and other forums. Please feel free to add a skillset I have not listed.
Website or showreel links would be a great help.
Particle Effects
http://www.youtube.com/user/RyanHossPortfolio
Cut Scene/Layout
http://www.andygrisdale.com/
Technical Artist
http://www.hourences.com/
Animators
Jim Christopher???
Lighting Artist
http://thierryburlot3d.dphoto.com/#
I am on the look out for real-time artists that fulfill the categories below and not environment, concept or character art as they are very well supported on Polycount and other forums. Please feel free to add a skillset I have not listed.
Website or showreel links would be a great help.
Particle Effects
http://www.youtube.com/user/RyanHossPortfolio
Cut Scene/Layout
http://www.andygrisdale.com/
Technical Artist
http://www.hourences.com/
Animators
Jim Christopher???
Lighting Artist
http://thierryburlot3d.dphoto.com/#
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oh wait, that's yours.
So I am hoping to gather weblinks/blogs for my students with this thread. :poly108: This is a link to my students work. http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68766
As you can see they work really hard but I would like to help those students that are finding it hard to see what the quality bar should be for their specialized portfolios.
I can see why the students find it hard to find weblinks & showreels to artists that chose to specialize in real-time FX, Technical, Rigging, Lighting, Animation ect as I have not had much luck?
I constantly get asked by the industry for students with very specialized portfolios and the few that do have a focused portfolio always get the jobs.
Below are some example student showreels which demonstrate specialized showreels to give you an idea of what I am talking about. While I fully appreciate that "real-time" is not the be all and end all, I feel that 30-40% of a showreel would help. Well at least it did when I used to interview people before becoming a lecturer and thats a view shared by my indsutry guest speakers. They say it just gives you the confidence that the graduate can land with his feet running.
Level 3 technical Artist
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Level 3 rigging showreel
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It really helps my students when I show them environment, character and asset portfolios and you can see the results I am currently getting at level 2.
http://davenolan.co.uk/ and last years gradate http://scotthomer.co.uk/
I am happy with the modelling direction on the course but now I want to expand into other areas. Currently I am going through AAA credits and trying to see what I can find but not much is coming up. Going through Moby for example and then searching the key names.
http://www.mobygames.com/game/bulletstorm
Principal FX Artist:
Michal Kosieradzki
Animator:
Michal Czerniec, Markus Hammarstedt
Lead Animator:
Jakub Kisiel
Sr. Animator:
Dominik Gruca
Sr. VFX & Material Artist:
Michal Dziecielski
Any help would be much appreciated.
Jeremy Ernst - http://www.jeremyernst.com/
Erik Larsson (Tech Art) - http://www.eriklarsson.net/ (no reel but tonnes of ideas on presenting tech art work)
Michael Sharpe (Tech Art) - http://www.mikesharpe.net/category/tech-art/
William Kladis (VFX) - http://vimeo.com/32182703
Lee Amarakoon (VFX) - http://vimeo.com/26735865
Robert Butterworth (tech art) - http://www.techartblog.com/
Robbert-Jan Brems (tech art) - http://www.nysuatro.com/
Laurens Corijin (tech art)- http://www.laurenscorijn.com/ (No demo reel but liked the way presented content)
Hendrik Schoenmaker - http://www.renderhjs.net/index_flash.htm
Robert Kist (tech art) - http://blarg.robertkist.com/
Yacine Sesaf (tech art)- http://www.ysofolio.net/
Jason Parks (tech art) - http://www.jason-parks.com/artoftech/
Theres tonnes more haha. Also a lot of the tech art guys dont have reels but blogs.
If you want further feedback regarding tech art side check out tech-artists.org. Ill probably add to this later in the day. need to run off.
Thank you so much for the list, I really appreciate your time and any more information you would like to give then I will happily take it on board.
I will now go and make a cup of tea and look through your list.:)
Have a nice day
http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92838
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