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Re: [UE4] Original Spaceship - The Arrow
The floating pads in UE4. I started thinking more about more panel lines and stickers, as suggested by others. I started with my ship's logo. I named my spaceship Arrow, so I searched for arrow logos to see how arrows were represented. When "arrow" was the only subject, the other options varied too much. There were a few… -
Re: Portfolio curation and content discussion
that's the stockholm syndrome thing. for the employer who follows psychopathic model of business it's good if labor is competing with each other over stupid shit. Doesn't matter what it is, the effect is that employer gains leverage. The more desperate employees get the more wages will drive down, and then those "rock… -
Re: Unpopular opinions -- get it out of your chest
O boi, here we go: - People overuse the word "art" and "artist" for everything because it sounds better than "drawing" or "painter" and end up trivializing it. - 90% of videogame schools right now are a excuse to be able to say that you are studying something, while you could be learning more if you hadn't the comfort of a… -
Re: First Attempt Jill Valentine [Resident Evil 3 (1999)]
Looks pretty good for a first attempt! When you first start it's very difficult to sculpt a model from a hi rez base mesh. It always comes out lumpy. Something that can help is getting your figure mapped out while it is still low resolution and only increase the resolution where you need it. Reference material is pretty… -
Re: Nightwalker. DnD 5E Monster Critique
Cleanness of form: You say your almost if not done with the model, but I still see alot of lumpyness, and visible brush strokes. Its ok to have signs of the sculpting brush your using, like the clay build up brush, but it has to be consistent with the model, and here it doesn't really fit. As for lumpyness, you want to be… -
Re: Opportunities to get one's foot in the door?
I would not recommend trying to get a job other than the one you actually want to do at a studio. If you start as QA or a production runner etc, that is what people are going to view you as, and transitioning out of the role might actually become harder than just getting hired as an artist. Looking at your artstation, your… -
Re: Portfolio critique and job search
I agree with Brian. You are on the right track, just need more. I review candidates and conduct interviews at work sometimes, so hopefully these critiques can help make you more attractive to potential employers. Here are some things that stand out to me. 1. The materials are nice, but not overly impressive. The black… -
Re: Failed
ok i will just plainly look at your render from my photographers pov now... i assume you are using a somewhat medium to small focal length lens lets say 35-50mm more 35mm. so its not a wide angle shot --> usually you would use an aperture lets say 3.5-5.0 for some decent image focus and DOF. your DOF looks more like some… -
Re: Website creation Help
Honestly, not to pick apart what you say here, but that is why so many websites do *nothing* for their owners besides when they tell someone to visit them - wordpress is definitely easier than making your own website, but like I said, to get the most out it, you'll want to be able to make tweaks here and there. If your… -
Re: From environment to technical artist?
I don't think you should get scared off by those Tech Artist interviews (which are awesome btw. thanks haiddasalami) since these people have been on the job as tech artists for a while. It's true that there is a lot to learn when you first get started but I think it gets easier as you move along, or at least you have a…
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