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Hardsurface job explanation help
hi so im just about to enter my masters year in 3d art and i want to do something in the hard surface area, when looking at jobs i always see hardsurface as vehicles, weapons, props and anything thats not organic really, but at the moment i can only really do props and weapons, do i need to be able to be great at modelling… -
Environment/Hardsurfice Art - Self made maps a plus?
Hey guys I've decided to focus in the area of Environment and hardsurface prop work. I'm going to keep this short and simple as we all know what happened last time. I'm also not going to mention a certain factor about myself. We all know what that is ;P Anyway guys, seriously, alot of you are awesome environment artists so… -
Re: WIP - Portfolio piece - Feedback
Hi! Very helpful to have those references. I would say in both of those images the corridor leads towards a more open room, with light coming in from above. This gives some focal points and makes corridor detail silhouette against that lit area. I don't know do this best in Unreal, from what I remember there are quite a… -
Re: [FOR HIRE!] Concept Artist / Illustrator //2d / 3d : Environments , Creatures, keyframes, characters
Available to work SERVICES Concept art & design of Environments, Props, vehicles, creatures, characters & Keyframes using 2d and 3d techniques and tools. I have done work for video games, board games, movie pitch decks, books, etc. Here is my portfolio : https://www.artstation.com/cherubiel_art/albums/3776943 SOFWARE:… -
Re: Seeking portfolio review
Hey Maiz, you've got some nice work in your portfolio. Carbine: The carbine is a nice model, nicely presented. Some nitpicking here but you the chipping on the wood feels a bit blobby and there is a hard edge that you can see on the handle. Looking at the wireframe there are a lot of pointless edge loops that you could… -
Re: Looking for portfolio c&c
Yes make an Artstation, custom websites are obsolete these days so you can delete it. The work you put into it wont be for nothing because you gained experience creating it. As for your portfolio you still have some work to do like mentioned above by Taylor Brown. You also need to ask yourself what you want to specialize… -
Re: Modular question...
I don't think there's a standard method. The method described in the 3D Motive tutorials (awesome btw, I purchased the videos too) seems to be more useful for buildings and the link because it's mostly straight lines and flat surfaces. But I'd say you can do handrails too, quite easily. It depends on what kind of handrail… -
Re: Is "Level Artist" the new Environment Artist job ?
Truth be told, I think the term "prop artist" is actually a misdemeanor. Even if you go back 10 years ago, the idea someone was being paid full time to just model crates or knives sounds too good to be true. Games would have been super easy to manufacture since there was always a horde of college students with that… -
Re: Unwrap problem - Maya
A UV unwrap is only good in relation to the larger project. What is the goal of this rock? How will it be rendered? How does it fit in the rest of the project? Once you know that, then the question "is this good?" can get an actionable answer. For instance, if the rock is one of dozens that will be littered on the ground… -
Re: Microwave (Beat)
It looks like a microwave and sure its good enough to go in a game, but it doesent look very interesting as a piece of art. If you want this for a portfolio then you probably want to bake from a high poly, but as a basic game prop its alright, just dont expect too many replies for what is esentially a box with some…
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