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Re: Maya to Zbrush - Topology?
Actually that was something I was gonna explore, I was reading about the back-face and right now it's not properly filled in. Gonna take the time to break up the pieces, line them up and fill in the back of the pieces. Basically it's layer thin right now straight out of maya with no back. While that may be true, I'm… -
Re: Want to improve my portfolio
Hey Rob, your portfolio looks pretty cool :) Here's some critiques I've got. 1) I'd get rid of the irregular stone wall from your portfolio. It needs quite a bit of work. The grout is pretty flat and dull and the stones should be larger/closer together. 2) Bathroom tiles look nice, but you should really condense your… -
Re: 3D Modeler for 1Person Survival RPG
bump with new content looking for level designer too! One of the barricade models, a normal part (on the right) and a corner part (left) One of the Spear models, one of the Wolf models, and some nice rocky stones + the Journal (There is also another wolf in the works right now, and another spear!) Some Stones and some… -
Re: SIG 552
Pretty much what gazu said. Plastic looks more like stone to me. Metal isn't too bad, maybe a tiny bit noisy. I'd remove some of the rust/dirt, depending on how clean you want it. Maybe make the material slightly matte, but I'd definitely add some edge wear. Plastic needs more definition so as to look like plastic. Maybe a… -
Re: Portfolio - Crits Requested
That stone pillar is hilarious - it should be 8-16 tris depending on whether or not you want a soft beveled edge. Your portfolio layout is awkward and hides your art, and the content needs to be significantly improved. You need more finished, game-ready work, with a larger focus on game-ready assets using proper practices… -
Re: Junior Environment artist looking for critique
I feel like, with many people above me, it's a bit unclear in general whether this is inside our outside a blacksmith's workshop. It's mostly your use of the stone floor, I think. If it's inside, then take out the stump and grass and focus on getting a grimy, homely interior going. You can still have the ivy, so long as… -
Re: mikes art thread
all the bricks and stones have been positioned by hand, I modeled 1 stone/brick and copied it, flipped it, turned it, resized it and manipulated vertexes. The walls are tileable in all directions, it took me about a day to build the walls and ive used the same wall model and cut doorways, windows, etc... out of it. So I… -
Re: Watchtower WIP
Irregardless isn't a word. Also, it does look pretty cool - although those stones look like they've just been glued to the outside of a ready-made tower ... usually when I see stones like that in buildings, they're held together with mortar... And I think it would have been possible to make a tiling normal-map, maybe a few… -
Re: Kitchen Painting style
Thanks you both I might go and do some sharpen for the cloudy effects of some part. But you are right I need to tone down the value of the metal surrounding of the stove and change a bit the dirt on the book. The process is only using a diffuse so it's a lot of tweak to get things right. I must say I tend to like more the… -
Re: 115 Madison Avenue in the Style of "The Division"
Hi, another update :) I spread the snow across the rest of the roads and introduced some dirt. It needs more but that will come. I spent a lot of time refining the textures on the store and the construction site. The area still needs some more work and the truck needs some more attention. I also toned down the light from…
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