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Re: A Square Concrete Block Thingy
1) Rebar has ribs, right now it looks like copper tubing. The ribs are there to help the concrete grab onto the bar. 2) It would have helped to have the rebar in there when you did the sculpting, that way you could have built up/down around the base of the bars which would help the bar look less "placed and floaty". 3) The… -
Re: Another Art Test *Added Flats*
I like your gashes on the damaged, but like everyone else is saying, it not quite damaged, in fact the gashes look similar to gashes on flesh, where as metal would just chip and whatnot. I uderstand its a rust drip, but you went a tad overboard on the drips, making it look like a flesh wound blood drip. I dont know if you… -
World of Tanks - Art Dump
Greetings, polycounters! My name is Andrey Sarafanov I am Senior 3D artist at Wargaming Minsk. - My Artstation - Here are the tanks I had a chance to work over since may 2014. Object 704. Created under the guidance of our historical consultants Vladimir Moroz and Eugeniy Melnikov. Almost all before-texturing work was… -
[WIP] Wattle and Daub advice
Hi there Polycount, Currently working on a Wattle and Daub texture for this medieval scene I’m doing, I’m looking to improve it but I’m having trouble looking for a direction to improve the results so far. The scene I’m doing is modular so the texture us going to be painted with a plane layer and then a damaged layer for… -
Re: The Doomhammer from Warcraft
Straps are looking good, maybe a bit too wrinkly though? I'd smooth them out in the middle and make the edges more frayed to give them a more solid/tight look, but it's up to you. Other than that the cracks seem a bit thin which makes the stone look brittle (It is stone, right?) The damage on the metal and on the stone are… -
Looking for 3D artists to work on Remake
I am leading a group of gamers who use to play a very old Top down RTS mulitplayer game online. The game died out years ago and was abandoned. We are currently in the process of making a remake using Unreal Engine 5. A few of us have years of experience in both Unreal Engine and the original game. We are just lacking a… -
Re: What are best AIs for game art? Both for scripting and content creating?
Yup, parents ftw!. Target is the kids, for "their" kids turn to "rule" the damaged herd they created. However there are a lot of factors outside of just blame the parents that add to the situation. It becomes horrible with some stories when you hear what people find in trash compactor bins awaiting the compactor...… -
Re: A place to learn and improve
Saw this in the wywot 2x's and felt you had a good handle on things but since you mentioned your staring at it at this point I will pop in a say. Do a damaged version, it doesn't have to be 60% damaged to an extreme but enough will work. I'd say clothing damage, shoe/boot scuffing, rope wear, skin bruising / cuts, a bit of… -
Re: Some work from hobbyst.
Hi Sean, nice to see you here :) Yeah, I know that about sculpt, but I just testing around with cracks and damage: when I'm done my sculpts with damages and cracks, it looks horrible, so I decide to make it less damaged. I just need practice :) What I've notice is when I'm doing surface noise in ZBrush, I must do it more… -
Re: Sketchbook: DeusExMatteo
Your neighbor's opinion is accurate, I think! Specifically on the chair, and especially if it's leather, you would see the leather smooth out and wear down first before any of it would sag. Sagging would only occur if the structure supporting the fabric were to be incredibly damaged, but even then it would hold its shape…
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