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Re: Hand Painted final
diversify the colours in the wood, use some deep reds and some bright yellows. -
Re: [Portfolio] Ognyan Zahariev, Environment artist
the first three camera angles of your courtyard show the repetition on the roofing of those archways really badly. Also the window textures on the building are not working particularly well as they stand out and are noticeably repeated. The steampunk pc is interesting, but again, the texture repetition on the wall is… -
Re: Warhammer? Shield.
what materials are you using exactly? my first impression is that you need to diversify your materials not sure if I'm using the correct terminology here, but in the concept it appears that the plate with the logo on it is not just brighter, but also reflects light differently. also, i don't like orthographic 3/4 views.… -
Re: Character artist vs. Animator
Character art is incredibly brutal, most of the time there are only a few positions and they are highly coveted internally and externally so competition is fierce. Typically there is no "good enough to land an intern spot" its either sink or swim. It's also probably the 2nd easiest thing in production to farm out, so a… -
Re: Zest Recreation
Hey guys! Yeah the lighting has open bay windows on the ceiling as well as windows spread through out but lighting is definitely one of my weak points and my scene is probably too large for marmoset. At least for my laptops specs to handle. Hey Warren thanks again for the critique yeah that makes sense as well I should… -
Re: Is it possible/wise to be an all-rounder?
Your specific portfolio will make it hard for you to apply for non-specific Artist positions. Usually larger companies allow more specialization. If you're the only Artist at a small company you might wear multiple hats. But without additional non-specific art samples it will be hard to show that to potential companies.… -
Re: Aspiring Animal Artist
Cool animals! The tiger looks a bit chubby in that shot. I'm not sure if there's a big market for animal artists. It might be good to diversify a little bit. -
Re: [Portfolio] jbot, Character Artist
For calling yourself a character artist, you don't have any finished characters, just a bunch of polypainted sculpts. You'll be a better and more hireable artist if you show you know how to take a character down to game-res and fully textured and presented in a game engine. My advice is to retopo these characters and… -
Re: Portfolio advice and Feedback
do more! looks like both scenes essentially share the same assets. more, more, more! that's what's going to help you improve and diversify your portfolio. -
Re: Help me to get educational course on Indiegogo
Most of what is taught in that course is available online for free. Also your portfolio is pretty good but limited in its scope. I believe its more your location that's making it difficult to get a permanent job. You could keep adding and diversifying your portfolio, or focus solely on guns in which case this is a guy you…
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