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Re: Situation at 38 Studios
Easier to read version, fwiw http://ireader.olivesoftware.com/Olive/iReader/ProvidenceJournalWithAuth/SharedArticle.ashx?document=TPJ\2012\05\29&article=Ar00100 -
Re: What are you working on? 2017
After break, I finished retop. I started making materials. In my tread a few variants of colors to choose from. Which one do you like best? http://polycount.com/discussion/182578/chris-wip-zbrush-sculpt-a-cute-girl-in-attractive-pose-make-a-renders-of-it/p1?new=1 -
Re: Results Oriented Work Enviroment VS Clock Punching
got the whole 9-6 (who gets a 9-5 anyways? No lunch break?) I read about flexible hours and drool with envy. -
Re: Google Hangouts for DOTA2 Item Creators!
Buy a mic people! xD So much easier to talk without having to break off from your work to type or read chat ;) -
Re: Summer - Route 98
Lookin dope man. I would suggest some sort of gravel with some tread marks like people have pulled in there to look at their map or something. something of a different hue to show it was once a parking lot of sorts could add some punch and break up the orange. nice work on the grass, looks nice and dry. -
Re: (WIP) - Dodge Challenger
Thank you very much. Some parts on the Vulcan could use more work. For example Calipers. They are way to small. Also I forgot to include breaking discs in montion blur sequence and had to do it afterwards in photoshop. Windshield is a bit inacurate and the spoiler is not exaclty like that on the real one. oh and tire has… -
Re: Completely lost
I remember reading this thread back in January. Congratulations on breaking in! I'm working hard so that my time will come soon as well :P -
Re: Ori and the Blind Forest
Is there a break down video? I would love to know more about the project? I will have a read of this later - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ori_and_the_Blind_Forest -
Re: Calibretto Fan Art
It's going great, looking forward to the symmetry breaks/props you mentioned! Only crit for the pose, the clenched knuckles don't read too well. -
Re: Connections and the merrit in the games industry.
I think its been pretty well stated that portfolio and quality of work will make or break you getting the offer (pretty much) every time. However, having a broad network of friends, coworkers, old classmates, community members, etc sure can open doors for you to get noticed and get your name on the shortlist.
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