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[PAID] Watermint Studios Looking for VFX Artist
We're looking for a VFX artist to do several effects for a Unity game. We're offering $1,500 for the work. First things first, we need someone that can work in the new LWRP in Unity as we switched to that recently. When we did several of our old effects have broken and we need them fixed before we get into new effects. It… -
Re: It is possible to have a model gameready without texture and uvmap?
if you want a simple but still attractive style that requires minimal unwrapping and other technical things, grab one of the synty studios model packs from unity asset store to study. they are still unwrapped, technically, but in a very minimalistic way. just make shells and put them on the color swatch you want. Don't… -
Re: Which software to learn first?
Blender is ok, I use it too. I suggest to study zbrush and maya too. zbrush because is the most powerful sculpting software out there, and maya because studios ask for maya knoweldge. in my case, I barely know Maya, just the interface and the material editor, but is more that enough to let me work in production combined… -
Re: Music You've Made
i have maaaaaaany commercial and uncommercial songs, but my favorite is this one, https://soundcloud.com/lazaros-zaroukos/the-days-that-you-spent-with i learned to create music bymyself in FL studio as a hobby and i wanted to go to university to study 3d. In the end, i am self learning 3d now since i have no money for uni… -
Re: To college or not to college
College is cool. I'm of the crop that sees it as an important transitional experience between stay-at-home childhood and the realities of the working world. I personally did this weird thing where I majored in film and wrangled through humanities and sciences classes instead of studying art. Developing a game art portfolio… -
Re: Graduate Problem...
at larger studios we usually hire people for very specific roles. And the more junior the role, the more straight forward and focused your work will be, meaning you will have less independence at what you work at and how you work. People who can do what they're told in top quality get hired for these positions (1) If you… -
Re: Anyone Else at a State College/University (Non-Game, Non-Art)?
Hi, I don't live in the US but I'll write anyway. I studied metallurgical/materials engineering in a state university which doesn't have an art department. It took me 9 years to complete the BS degree mostly due to personal issues and my interest in other stuff. Also, the university is one of those "difficult to get into,… -
Re: Kramo Portfolio Review #1
Ok, so I thought I'd post seeing as I myself, am in a similar boat to you. I studied game design at University finished with a top degree and enjoyed doing game stuff; I still want to work in games however took the first studio job I was offered and at the mo am a 3D artist for a architect/vis company. Its no where near… -
Re: Degree?
Well there's always Digipen, (did not go there myself and have no idea if it's a good university or not other than the original Portal/Narbacular Drop team was hired from there) I personally just when to my state university (UConn) and studied Illustration/Studio Arts/BFA stuff, which I thought was a great experience. I'm… -
Re: I am the only one who notice the stagnation in 3d software development!
There is much instruction out there showing how to sculpt, how to do individual processes involved in making game art. But I don't think I've ever seen a tutorial cover the kind of stuff @pior is always talking about. I feel that this is the kind of thing that is really important. One thing I've learned from working on an…
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