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[Riot Creative Contest 2017] Zoe - The Aspect Of Twilight
Topic by Pandaveve · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - IllustrationI started with this pode in mind, Zoe is a quite playful champion so I thought it might fit her quite well. Because I'm not used drawing digital it was a real challange for me to figure it out and I#m not sure if I succeeded or not. Soo i started by drawing the hair and face(I still don't know what to do with the mouth).… -
Intuos or graphire???
Hey all, I recently bought a intuos3, but the cost was pretty high and i am thinking i might want to go with a graphire3, can anyone tell me the main differences between the two pads... Mostly i am doing amateur texturing for 3d models, i am trying to get serious about improving my digi-paint skills but could i get the… -
Re: Mad Max: Fury Road
True. They took very deliberate choices about what they were gonna film and what they weren't, and it works great. I'm just making sure that people understand that while there's not a lot of greenscreen, there is still a TON of composting of different shots. As far as I know, they still used many digi doubles for stunts… -
Re: A better solution to 3DSMAX?
I have no stability issue with 3dsMax for sure. Yes, it crashes once in a while. But, generally it is very stable even with 100+ million polys in the scene. At work, our average scene is more than 10mil poly wioththousands animated objects. In terms of rigging, we also have done crazy amount of rigging in 3dsMax from… -
Re: Digitaltutors, is it worth it?
my experience with Digital tutors was great especially when I was starting out and learning the foundations, if you are a newby, yes I would recommend them -
Re: Trip to NYC to shoot photos
PaK I'd suggest taking two types of lens if you're using an SLR or digi SLR. Get a wide angle lens and a really decent telescopic. Wide angle for ref shots and the zoom lens for actual texture shots. Zoom in as much as possible, this way you'll get very minimal distortion. Most new cameras come with a lens that will do… -
Re: Student, Need tips & advice
For software introduction: Digital Tutors Digital Tutors offers a lot of intro DVDs to most software. Things are well explained and no step is skipped. It's "follow along" training. For techniques specifically relevant to the game industry: 3DMotive and Eat3D 3DMotive and Eat3D are more well rounded, they skip a lot of the… -
Re: Double Fine Adventure Kickstarter
Telltale found the niche and got into through having done many licensing-games and then scored a publishing and funding deal with gametap, they distributed sam & max exclusively to begin with. Without that deal they would've never been able to do it. With what money?, they've been wanting to make psychonauts 2 for quite… -
Re: Sketchbook: heyguy
Whats up guys. I know my way around photoshop pretty well when it comes to making textures for 3d models and stuff but I've never really done digital painting/concept art. This basically my first digital painting. I'm liking how it's looking so far but I'm having trouble painting believable reflection on the armor. Though… -
Re: Need an honest opinion, in a mid life crisis at the moment
Hez right. VFS and AODt are not really worth spending money on. Instead if you wish to spend money, try Sheridan college. They have good CG programs. If you want to go really really cheap and learn on your own, try Digital Tutors. you spend approx $500 a year and they will guide you enough for you to be aware of how things…
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