Clean models for portfolio? small collection

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  mutatedjellyfish polycounter lvl 10

  Nov 2017

  My initial thought is "why motorcycle fuel tanks ONLY?" I'm not sure if such a specific subject is a good anchor for a portfolio. Generally, a good texturing portfolio will show a range of different objects and materials on different situations. Even if you wanted to make them fit in a similar style, you'd still want to show a range of some sort.
  
  Other than that, they look ok but they kind of live and die on the story their texturing tells and the graphic design that they show case and in both cases what you have here is fairly simple. Simple fonts on simple materials. Think variation, composition,  and detail! 

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  Larry interpolator

  Nov 2017

  i agree with @mutatedjellyfish
  Some ideas to think about, to catch the viewers attention.
  1) Try finding a smart / funny way of incorporating many materials in an object,
  2) You can try compensating with quantity, like take a picture of 50 very nicely made basic  materials
  3) You definatelly need to add SSS materials / shaders like ice, wax, etc if you want to show off your skills in materials
  4) Or, take your time and make something complicated but with the already simple tools that programs like substance designer have to offer. I was blown away by this guy and the material he made. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/8gBoO
  And this one, made in the bi weekly substance challenge by @LeDjinn
  
  

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