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Re: How far someone can go without drawing skill as character modeler?
For some things, I definitely think drawing will increase your adeptness in certain areas. For example, sketching human forms/figures/etc. can be beneficial, as you learn to recognise the proportions of the human body. That said, I lot of my new stuff (which can't be posted, studio NDAs..) were influenced by my anatomical… -
Re: Australian Uni / Game Industry
You don't really need a fancy university degree to get into the games industry. In Australia particularly where it's mostly composed of small indi studios, the degree isn't going to be of huge value. It would likely be useful for getting a working visa for other countries, but if you've already got citizenship in the UK,… -
Re: How can i connect the eye lids to the face?
You could use better topology, and more study of the anatomy http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/FaceTopology -
Re: do you need a degree to become a game artist?
just apply and see how they respond, in the end you will never know until you try. I think it always comes down to experience, something like a degree shows a certain devotion to the subject and experience more or less. Sadly many people I know that went to some kind of collage or did some kind of bachelor simply suck and… -
The Definitive College Answer
Bullshit alert - this was written by someone who doesn't actually know anything, at a time he probably shouldn't have written anything. The posts below are the most informative, but if you must read this one, just know that it doesn't necessarily reflect reality. -- TL/DR: Go to school and get a regular degree, because if… -
Re: First Realism Zbrush
I think it might be the other way around. Of course I'm getting you. In my first post above I commended you for using a basemesh with edgeflow. What I'm trying to explain to you is that if you haven't captured the correct proportions/forms on a sub-10K mesh then it doesn't matter how many subdivs you add to render it out,… -
Re: Why you need an education
@oXYnary I studied at a community college in the DC area and Corcoran School of Art for two years combined after that VFS in Canada. I have known people from mica, art institute, emily carr and a few other places I cant recall. I focused mainly on foundation in my first two years and that really saved me when I came to… -
Re: Sketchbook: Matheus Martins
Hello everyone, I am starting my studies of digital sculpting, initially start with many studies of anatomy, but always with something "a little different". To start I tried to play around with the tool, just trying to have some fun. I started with a study of the bust likeness of a creature created by Jacob Corrick I quite… -
Sketchbook: Adie Dewey
Hello! I'm Adie and this is my first post. I'm a student at College Fore Creative Studies and finally starting to post some of my work. I'm not super experienced in 3D modeling yet but this was one of my first projects of the semester. -
Re: Nathan's Portfolio Critiques and Feedback
The first few pieces on your portfolio are your weakest, I'd lose them as others have said. I can tell you after being on the hiring side of things what I wish I had put in my own portfolio now that I better understand what's required of a character artist. Would of probably been easier to break into the industry earlier…
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