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Re: Fire Hydrant
I became obsessed by hydrant lately. It's a nice one here! As mentioned by mkZ3R0 the polycount of the side pipes is quite low compared to the main axis of your hydrant. From what I see since you wanted a welded mesh between the main body and the side/front part (which is a good thing) you have been limited by the number… -
Re: R
250K is more then enough for Pete's sake on what they're trying to do, even 100K would have been enough! Sorry, but as much as I wanted the Rep to be funded, it's outrageous. A bunch of peeps who people haven't heard about in the industry, prototyping a 'workable' version of the game on the Iphone for a tag of 500K, and… -
Re: who 'ere uses a mac
Well, the Mac is always gonna be more expensive than a generic computer that you built yourself, simply because..its a Mac. Its a brand, and just as you pay more for a pair of Nikes than you do for a pair of generic shoes, you pay more for the Mac. Also, and this could ofcourse be debated until the end of the world, you… -
Re: GODZILLA
The Mad Artist and everybody Indeed, I agree. This is mostly likely going to be an enjoyable movie made with maximum special effects and mass destruction; however it is rather sad. It sort of has the same "demi-meat", great graphics, general safe tough guy appeal. These movies are usually most cool, but there are just so… -
Re: Advice on a drawing portfolio for Uni
Your drawings definitely show promise and needless too say with practice progression will eventually develop over time. In my opinion you've already at this very early stage able to interpret nude figures via a key foundational tenet, Observation which is extremely challenging for a novice let alone for someone more… -
Re: Musketeer girl
I love this overall. I think stylistically it's a bit different than the concept art but you said you were doing your own take on it. The one difference that stands out to me that you didn't specifically call out is her hips/butt look much skinnier in your model than in the concept art. I saw that you responded to feedback… -
Re: High vs Low poly construction
A few things that can affect the decision. 1... Silhouette. More pieces generally means higher polygon count, though it can help you with a better silhouette than just a single manifold. But usually all the items are a part of the same mesh, it's one entity, just made of unconnected pieces. Make sense? 2... Customization.… -
Re: Getting that first gig
High Quality art can win over anything . I think that if your exceptional at anything you want to do you will get a job doing it . Take Kolby Jukes from cgtalk for example . I remember him posting his character reel from VFS about a year ago or so and now he is a Senior Character modeler at Raven on Quake 4 . It just goes… -
Re: Dynamic Character Project: Male Human
Updating: "Nude" and "bald" male human body and head. Polycount: 2584. Timestamps: This update: 12/19/06, 6.18pm; Last update: 12/18/06, 9.46pm. Especially needs critique in these areas: Anatomical accuracy, neutrality of form/personality for easier customization later, quality of topology for animation/deformation.… -
Re: Rainbow Brite in Fallout 3
Great crits. I need to do some skin tone studies for sure BoBo, I've been making this same mistake on the last several skins, you're right. I was worried about the mannish look too. It was hard with so few polys to try to pull off a curvy skinny chick, since they curves become really important in a slender woman. I also…
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