It's utter cheating and have very little to do with true >>hand<< painting, but you can use zbrush to bake mat caps, and base on them use photoshop generate "hand" painted effects, by using these mat caps as masks and overlays. I have been playing with it recently, although more for realistic texturing (I'm using photos…
Speciality: -Low poly model for videogames. -Hand painted texture. -Characters -Props Portfolio: https://www.artstation.com/artist/diegomeza Contact, E-mail and Skype: mantecado@gmail.com Low poly character "Demolition Goblin": BPR/Hand painted texture. model Low poly character "Alistar": Hand painted texture. model Low…
Hey we are looking for artists to create hand painted textures for use in UE4 and Unity. The format we are looking for is:* Base Color / Normal / Roughness/ Height / Ambient Occlusion * Resolution 2048px by 2048px ( Also work with 512*512px ) * TGA format * Tillable * Hand Painted * Mobile and PBR ready You will also need…
Open to different work opportunities including: - Freelance projects - Part-time / Temporary contract - Full-time positions You can have a look at my portfolio here:https://www.artstation.com/kasskafziel I work with different software including: Autodesk Maya, Blender, Zbrush, Substance Painter, Unity and Unreal Engine…
Hey you hand painting guys out there...I was wondering if you guys can help me out on hand painting an entire environment...this chandelier was the style I was going for...this seemed easy enough to hand paint taking into consideration only a single light source on a single item... I had also wondered if a spec map is…
Hello all. The software I'm using is Maya 2016 and Photoshop CS6. So I'm new to hand painting my textures, and I've found it quite fun :) I had a question about UVs and hand painting. So, here is what I'm working with: Low poly, modular fence piece. Just keep duplicating them to have a fence where ever you want. It's a…
Hi guys! This is my latest asset, in this project I wanted to practise a hard surface and texturing a little bit, and this is how it finally turned out. Hope you like it, and if you want to know a little bit more about this project and my other stuff, you can visit this Artstation project…
Too early to offer any serious critique. How can we crit the finger when we can't see it in relation to the rest of the hand? How can we crit the joints when we can't see the hand in different positions? How can a hand be 'evil', just because it's blocky and mechanical? How can you not know which hand it is? Someone says…
Hello everyone and thank you for reading. I have been following James Taylor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spi4lGxnMZg character modeling tutorial on youtube. I like his workflow and I find it useful for buidling a character's basemesh for sculpting. I am practicing everyday and I am trying to memorise the whole process…
You need to split UV edge when you split vertex normals along an edge (i.e make the edge "hard" or in 3d max terms set different smooth group in adjacent faces. For a videocard it's no difference would you just split the geometry ) Beveled edge on the other hand allows you to keep smooth shading across it. So unified…