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Freelance 2D Game Artist
Hi, I'm a freelance 2D artist. I work with game assets, illustration and graphic design. I can adapt and create a large number of styles. From pixel art to something a little more illustrative I can find the right style to fit your project. Skills:Art Direction // Game Assets // Illustration // Graphic Design // Animation… -
Concept artist available for work
Name: Cristian Rod Timezone: GMT+0 hour of London My name is Cristian Rod and I have been a concept artist for the last four years. My main area of expertise is environments but I feel comfortable working on props and also weapon skins. Some of my clients includes ONE PIXEL BRUSH, VOLTA, ATHENA PRODUCTIONS among others. My… -
Re: Texturing an enemy ship - crits please
Hey, Scott! I like your interpretation of this model, haha. A heck of a concept to try and make work in 3D. I do feel, though, that your colors are too saturated and simple. The original pixel art is more subtle in its tones. The body of the ship gives the impression of a darker green with lime-ish green highlights on the… -
Re: How do you chose a color pallet for your style guide?
So how do people come up with color schemes? I've been wondering the same thing for a while, and the conclusion I came to after seeing other artists work is that these are creative decisions -- each artist is going to do it in a different way, with different results and for different reasons. The clear overlap is that all… -
Re: normal map pojection issue [3dsmax 2011 to unity]
Hmm, it's not due to the faces casting in different directions giving a wrong projection, there are no gaps. It's just that it tries to reconcile two different results (one for each smoothing group) along the pixels (or many, anti-aliasing depending) that sit on the UVs of the smoothing break. Upshot of which is that you… -
Re: Rendering normal map information to lightmaps
@easterislandnick: Dude, depends on the size of your scene, if your scene is big and to get the same pixel ratio of your normal maps, it can get quite of a big map. I'm not sure what you are looking for over here. I don't know how UDK does it, but it's probably a way of rendering static meshes that have nmaps, but I highly… -
Re: Maya glow transparency problem
Hmm it works for me to get rid of outlines around my renders, but I guess glow is another piece of horror then. Sorry. Just to be sure, did you save the png and test it in photoshop? Because premultiply will make the render look absolutely awful in renderview since it replaces the black background pixels with whatever… -
Re: Scott Wilson - Technical Artist Portfolio
Hey scott, got a couple of things. I don't think the thumbnail links do your UT3 character justice (the pictures that you click to get onto the model picture, or the texture maps), and I'm not keen on the green on the texture image. Improving these may mean people click on them more? Another thing I've got to ask is, why… -
Re: Texture Proof Sheets
Do you mean an image in your portfolio that shows your texture flats? Considering that most people run their browsers these days at 1024 pixels wide (check your web host's stats), then I would suggest not making your images any wider than around 900 pixels. This leaves room for scroll bars and the like, as well as giving… -
Re: No seams in Max, seams in Unreal
Mip-mapping. If you've put the top of your UV layout there at exactly half way up the UV bounds, then as soon as you mip down a level, the mid-point pixel will inherit the white from your texture at the top. The solution is to move the top of your UV layout down a few pixels. Also you could test this in Max by making sure…
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