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Re: Just Finished,Cloud
Looks pretty good, here are my crits: -the overall shapes look a little unrefined bubbly, mostly in the legs and feet. He looks like he's standing on top of a fan, filling his loose pants up with air so they puff out like that. It doesn't look like the material/shape could achieve that look on its own. His ankles look a… -
Re: Ryan James Smith | Student Reel 2009
I don't think anyone said they'd rather look at images instead of a turnaround model. However, if you are going to keep your reel in its current form, think about putting some still images right before you go into the camera animation of your reel. So it's like you're saying "Here is what my scene looks like... and then… -
Re: Samaritan Revolver!
Thanks guys, for all the comments. NeoShroomish: Yep. It's all on one smoothing group, though I'm not sure if that's the proper route to take anymore when dealing with a lot of 90 degree angles on a model. When generating the normal map, I ran into a lot of issues that gave me what looked like nasty Per-Vertex lighting.… -
Re: Adobe Illustrator for texture maps
Im going against the grain here and saying Illustrator is a very good program to know. In fact let me give a quick example. Im having to make fake company packaging and logos as textures for items in game. Like books, cereal boxes, fast food. I can much quicker get a basic design together and into Photoshop for cleanup… -
Re: Looping UV's over the borders
...hell i can't even get them to snap...midas well see if i can get any more traditional solutions for my problem...that and actually explain my problem. i typically polypaint my textures, and i rarely bake them and most people that do hand painted diffuse textures seem to be able to get away with cutting their uvs into… -
Re: Texel Density 5.12/10.24
my approach to this is just go with the eyes first and foremost. If it looks good, it's good. I try to keep the math simple - or I just try to avoid math altogether. Like if I am looking at a wall on a building and it looks good, first half of battle is done. It looks good. Next question is can we use less memory and have… -
Re: Playstation VR Worlds: Art Dump
Hi there, I'm a Senior Environment Artist at Sony London, here's some of the stuff I've been working on in VR Worlds: Spidertank: high poly, low poly and textures: Thanks to my buddy Rob Thornley for the layout! Dropship: I was the main level owner of this level. I made the assembly, highpolys, lowpolys, textures… -
Re: Portfolio critique - enviro / prop artist
I feel like you execute props well, I didn't see the original version of your folio but from what I see in there now I feel like I could take you on as a junior prop artist and train you up to building AAA assets. However if you were applying as an environment artist I have to judge you on other areas. The big ones for me… -
Re: Selaznog's Workshop Thread
Thanks for the kind words, guys! Foxclover, that's a really cool idea (the dibs thing). I'll mention that to my manager! I feel like I'm getting paid a good, fair amount right now so I don't think I'll ask for a raise. I am a junior, after all, in a small studio. Got the bake done but I'm not too happy with it...The teeth… -
Re: Why is the game industry model broken?
Haha yeah Coo you might want to play Journey for a bit in order to make a valid statement about it. There is much more to it that meets the eye, and ironically its simplicity and honesty actually remind me of that X-Factor that games used to have back when graphical power was so limited. (basically : simple core design…
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