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Re: workflow question
Pretty sure he meant projecting detail from the HP>increase subD level>project again>increase subD etc etc. -
Re: Beer!
Alright, now that we have all these beers in this thread someone should explain the differences in ale, lager, pale-ale, etc etc. -
Re: Modern Environment
#Benmx I always use Maya for hardsurface stuff(Car, Building, etc) and zbrush for organic stuff(Crack, Tree, etc). Thank you ~!! -
Re: Sketchbook: riotorange
Question, did you model in those details on the gun, or did you sculpt them in? or did you put them in with Ddo? etc etc. -
Re: Joseph
was expecting a 2000 year old jew disappointed but seriously, what's the story behind it, what's your intention, etc etc. More info plx -
Re: link between the internet and the mind. fate?
Wow, I didn`t realise so many artists are fully trained in the fields of psychology, meta and astro physics etc etc... lollerSCAT -
Re: What do you make of this AI texturing tool?
It's not a massive leap to derive diffuse/specular/roughness values etc. - I saw an ML paper a couple of years ago that was able to derive pbr valid materials from photos etc. so it's just a case of refocusing that effort. I think this sort of thing is going to hit outsource providers and those working on shovelware first… -
Re: Being ignored again after art test. Anyone know why this happens?
We've talked about this before. It's a bunch of things. * Hiring decisions are done by art leadership, the art hiring manager or art director, who is busy doing many other things and wants to lose the least amount of their time as possible to fill that vacancy. * HR doesn't have much time either. They have quotas, or other… -
Re: Thinking of switching from 3DSMax. Maya or Blender?
No well, Houdini for normal modeling is not hard. It's slower compared to other softwares like Modo, Maya or Blender because it's based on circular menus that can be interactively changed based on the activity that you want to do. You have 2 menus: Desktop menus that are the equivalent of the group menu set in Maya that… -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - March & April 2017 (47)
SDimitrius "I0 think your tier one" hammer is a good starting point but I might slow down a bit and refine the sculpt further. The forms feel rather soft around the edges and cracks. Whether you're shooting for a metal or stone hammer, both of those materials would crack, ding nick etc in much sharper harsher and more…
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