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Re: Drawing with markers
Prismacolor markers are mega expensive...but you really cant beat them in terms of marker quality. Calling them a waste of time is pretty silly, that's like calling acrylic paint or colored pencils a waste of time. Just because it wont be the tool that you're using 100% of the time at a job doesn't mean you wont learn… -
Re: Mechguy SDK
well u just use it where its needed. i had a time where i did all the painting with it tho u can have semismooth results even with the pencil gotta work on very low opacity most of t he time and boost it up when hardness is nessacary and smudge over areas where u want true smoothness or leave the overall random crispiness… -
Re: Become more efficient: Free or nearly free app's & websites to help us do our jobs...
http://firealpaca.com/en Fire Alpaca is a SUPER lightweight tool that is great for basic painting, it also has some nice familiar hotkeys from Photoshop, which a difference being that it has visible rotate canvas and flip canvas buttons, which are also keybound to the arrow keys. It also has a little bit of line smoothing… -
Re: Scanner recommendations?
I have this scanner, which looks to have been replaced by this other scanner. I love it, year or two ago I was looking for basically what you're looking for, an affordable scanner for pencil sketches. Things I was looking for included a lack of warm-up time and a height-hinge thing on the bed cover, so that you could stick… -
Re: The Ramifications of not learning Sculpting Programs?
I dont want to be a dick here but that is just a ridiculous statement. There are always new things to learn and master in any software package. You should never feel you have mastered something as well as you can or you will never push yourself and challenge yourself to become better. You will just remain content with what… -
Re: Hard Surface Blog: Sci-Fi Processing Station
I will say in a post mortem reflection, maybe not so ironically, I was correct in that my DCC of choice did change throughout this project. The majority of the project was made in 3DS Max and Blender. I would say about 55% of it was 3DS Max, and the rest of it was finished in Blender. (Both were accompanied by Zbrush) when… -
Re: Jushra's Portfolio for Review/Critique
Hey Jushra, i've seen portfolio's and work like yours quiet a lot (mostly from students of mine) and it shares a quiet common problem. But first of i want to say that your sculpting and attention for detail looks quiet good already, same goes for your pencil sketches, you obviously know how to render with a pencil. Often… -
Re: Flash like-Timeline script for Photoshop?
@pior Hey,have I not seen u on conceptart.org forums?Thanks for the advice.I am thinking of using Flash only for my animations and AE for compositing.I loved ToonBoom but its not very intuitive as Flash,some things I don't like about it.Flash is simple and clean.The only problem is its vector but that means I don't lose… -
Re: Workflow Improvement Thread
alright you little rascal, you've escaped my wrath for far too long now. but i'm back home now and fully in control of my wacom again, ready to paint-over all your weak sauce! first thing's first: you are hereby banned from using photoshop to color your concepts until further notice. color is important, but your linework… -
(Closed) Freelance Concept Artist for Fantasy Miniatures (Contract + Royalty Options)
Salary Range: $150–$400 per concept (negotiable based on detail level) Optional royalty sharing in exchange for reduced upfront cost Job Description: We're seeking a fantasy concept artist to bring our original ideas to life as visual references for 3D sculpting. This is for a line of high-detail miniatures used in…
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