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Re: What's your favourite engine?
I like where Crysis is going with their world tools. They have a strong foundation of assets and features for artists to use and build a consistent world off of. You're no longer modeling individual trees, rocks, and cliffs out of BSP brushes. You lay down forests, underbrush, caves, and errosion. Instead of spending hours… -
Re: World of Warcraft Cinemantic trailer
Something that bugs me about the new cinematic is the length of the night elf's run through the forest. What it culminates in is rewarding, but you could tighten the run sequence leading to her transformation by 50% and get a lot more punch out of it. She's running, she jumped, that was cool!, oh she's running again, hey… -
Re: Will games ever look like real life?
It really depends what one means by "looking like real life", because what makes real look real depends on what you're looking at. Sure, a human can try to move like a videogame character, but it will look really bizarre and uncanny. But we know that's real life, and it's just someone walking weird. A videogame character… -
Re: River Village Environment (UE5) 90% Done and need some professional input!
Its good work so far. From what I can see your scene needs more of a focus, a better composition in the frame, the concept very much leads the eye in to this part of the image. you dont have the character there so its up to you where you want to lead peoples eyes That leads me to my next point. Create focus in your scene… -
Re: Greek Mythology
Maybe the Myth of Orpheus and Eurydice could be interesting. Basically he was a musician who carelessly played his lyre until he met Eurydice, a dryad. They fell in love and the moment things started becoming rosy, the god Aristaeus, son of Apollo, fell in love with her. She was in love with Orpheus though. He chased her… -
Re: [WIP] Modelling/Concept art Reel
Just some things that jumped out at me was your website being built with flash is a horrible idea. Its super slow, and you cannot right click save images which potential employers do. Next thing is the range of work on your portfolio and demo reel is really large. Some of your stuff looks pretty good like the helicopter,… -
Re: The Monthly 'Noob' Character Challenge (01/14)
Hey Guys and Gals, Thanks for the previous comments, it helped me see some problems. My 2 cents - I'm really liking all the different takes on the concept, alot of more realistic looking pieces which is cool. Pyrzern: I like your sculpt except I think the ears are a bit too large and the hair could be split into separate… -
Re: MMO World Design
I haven't seen a huge uptake of World Machine probably because it's results are a bit unpredictable. For instance, I know it was used to some extent on Lord of the Rings Online, which came out 7 years ago but there are still plenty of studios that preferred having artists/designers sculpt the play space. Typically you have… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
Here's my brutally honest opinion on your portfolio and what you can improve: 1. Skip the games section. Unless you want a job as a programmer I think this section would only hurt you, as to be honest the games look sub-par. Besides do you really want to show something on your portfolio that you just spent 2 days on? 2.… -
Re: What Countries do you all live in, and how do you like them?
The Netherlands - it's too small to have anything spectacular, but too modern to have anything picturesque. The highest mountain is a mere 300m above sea level. All forests are planted. The wildlife consists only of bog standard birds. This is a mountain in our eyes. This is a national park. The country's population…
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