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Re: [FINISHED] Female knight
Weapons done and added a pedestal real fast (on which texture I am gonna work a bit more since it looks a bit flat). Snapped a quick picture, gonna work on the callout sheet, turnaround and presentation pictures a bit before calling her done and throwing everything in my folio If you have any last feedback this is the time… -
Getting started with Textures.
Hi everyone. I understand this is a massive post but I want to make sure I have the right idea/direction and not delusional with my overall goals. So I am looking to start making textures for modding purposes for my most beloved games as purely a hobby. I also am fully aware of how much of a newb I am, and this is a hobby… -
Re: Need help Texturing my Cargo Ship
I want to make it for game demo it is Top Down Ismoetric Rpg so it shoud be like Falout 2 style I sapredted some stuff to be easyer to texture i even sorted UV -
Re: Get into Video Game industry
You don't have many, if any, pieces that expresses your ability to tackle concept designing. You have items that can speak to stand alone illustratring, but assuming you want to do concept artist, I don't see anything that amounts to storyboards, thumbnail sketches, callout sheets, turnaround sheets, projects exploring a… -
Re: Portfolio Review & Tips
Thank you Eric. I have changed what you mentioned about the front page, now each image is linked to its own category.I've been already thinking about the breakdowns, but I don't know what to do or how to arrange them. For example, as you said, emphasise my best illustrations doing callout sheets. Or starting a new section… -
Re: [Portfolio] - a.leigh - Props / Environments
I say this a lot; desaturated diffuse and crazybump and/or nvidia diffuse does not equal specs or normals. By having these in your portfolio you're directly telling employers you do not understand how these materials work. Specular is easy to learn, prop normal mapping takes work. There was a time when specular maps had no… -
Re: Sketchbook: OsiSteven
Great stuff! I would like to see more attention paid to materials, and how they're different. If I was a modeler trying to turn these into 3D, it would be difficult to figure out what materials to use. Leather, cotton, velvet, burlap, feathers? Some concept artists will use callouts to indicate surface types, often with… -
Re: Retro_Futuristic_Subway
Here's a quick paintover. Just to help show what i meant by separating out the elements using lighting. It's probably abit too bright and not moody enough but the idea is there. Just using the lighting to help callout the shape of the train, as well as the benches. Also having just white glow is bad and makes it look… -
Re: Sigh... it's one thing when people you don't know online promote game piracy...
What basicly really freaks me out is when a person that clearly has the money to buy all the titles he wants to play refuses to spend the money. Said person pirated in his earlier years as a student. And besides talking with him about the issue I always thought that he would stop when he finally gets his wellpaid job. But… -
Re: Looking for feedback, how can I make it look more professional?
I think this is a great piece! Good work on this. Making it more "professional" is a pretty loose term but I will speak from a game industry side perspective. I believe in general artists looking at your work tend to like it when you put in additional thought/supplementary images with your piece. This could be a variety of…
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