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Re: Diaries Of A Druid (UE4) _ Critiques are welcome!
Good start, man! Heres my list of gripes: - the rocks look very spherical, usually they have a lot of flat faces and some sharp transitions. - the tree branches are disconnected from the trunk for some reason - look into altering the normals of the leafs so that you get a more homogenous lighting. - grass blades usually… -
Re: Ancient Battle WIP (Dark Souls / Arab Scene)
https://www.artstation.com/adamjknight_3d Ancient Battle Blog 3 - Bridge Architecture - Hey, it’s been a while hope you are all well. Sorry for lack of posts have been finding a new home for more than a month, have been very stressed moving in these interesting times. This post is focused on the bridge kit, a complex part… -
Re: hmm still chance to get a job
good point KWRAAMM and remember folks I did used to be a senior character artist before I went freelance back in 2007. It's not as though I have never worked in a studio before:) though I am sure things have changed a fair bit. I can either carry on doing the cartoony stuff which I enjoy , maybe a mobile game studio is the… -
Re: ever feel like changing direction?
probably justin, but I feel a bit nervous going back to that, got a bit stuck in my sculpting stress mode. I feel that unless I become 'very' good at something I can't bear to do it. organic stuff/cloth work can be very hard to get right as though it is never finished somehow. I am almost 45 now and that makes me even more… -
Re: My Year Long Trek
Thank you! I intend to keep up with at least one painting per day; hopefully more in the future as I get faster. Good luck to you whenever you start your own studies. I would stress to make sure you avoid being around any time-sinks like Facebook, Reddit/Imgur, Stumbleupon, too many video games, etc. or the time will fly… -
Re: Lets TALK about MAC and PC.
If you remove games from the equation there really is no difference in software selection, the only time I saw issues was with very specific proprietary software, the newspaper insert sorting machine (it stuffs coupon pamphlets into the newspapers) ran on proprietary software that only worked in Windows NT. All the times… -
Re: Living comfortably in the Games Industry as an Artist? Possible?
This industry has provided me with an awesome life over the past 9 or 10 years. Early on in my freelance career there were a few times where I honestly did not know where my next rent payment was coming from so it was pretty stressful earlier on. But a few years of extreme work really paid off for me - after those few… -
Re: [TUTORIAL] 15 Tips To Improve As An Artist
Thanks for the share. I heavily agree with Dustin's comment about balancing ones health since our career as artists tilts our health habits to one side of the scale. On an adding note, i wanted to stress how just taking real breaks every now and then is ultra useful and healthy. Either a vacation or just a weekend hike and… -
Re: Portfolio critique
Hi, I would think now-a-days they want an all around artist that can do everything from environments, to characters, to props and animation and perhaps some scripting. Many would say these requirements would be best suitable for startups & smaller indy studios, this is just my opinion anyway. The only thing I'd say right… -
Re: Feeling guilty while living at home but working on becoming a better artist.
A few things you can do to help. 1. Help around the house. Cleaning, cooking, walking the dog. You name it. 2. Look for part-time job. It doesn't have to be great. Instead, the more you hate it, the more you will work harder on your arts. Just, don't get stressed out or depressed from it... 3. Make more art stuff. And show…
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