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Re: Digital Tutors - Anybody got some favorite videos?
They are highly devoted to Autodesk Maya and have good work flows They recently came out with work flow of Maya that covers up entire set of concept sketching, concept art, animation (scene art), 3d modeling, rendering, rigging, and finally animation. You should look in to. As for 3ds max, Photoshop and Zbrush, the… -
Escape Studios looking for a full time Game Art Tutor to teach on our Game Art courses
Escape Studios are looking to hire a Game Art Tutor to teach on our exciting new Game Art MA and short courses Position: Full time Salary: between £45,000 - £55,000 pa Location: Central London http://pearson.jobs/london-gbr/game-art-tutor/6DC81CB30B4E44119BB472599FB11590/job/#.V3Omyo7z8LU.twitter -
Getting started with 3D
Hey there, I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this but as a first timer I'll start here. Sorry if this is the wrong place. I'm just getting started with 3D modeling (I've been playing around with 3DS Max and running tutorials through Digital Tutor) but before I go too far into it I wanted advice on the best… -
Re: Seeking Professional Advice
Aside from what people have already said to me in this thread...do you have an online portfolio? If not I would definitely make one, even if there isn't any game art in it yet. Anything that will highlight your skills. Figure out what you want to do in games and study that. Get a subscription to Digital Tutors or buy some… -
Re: How to model my own original design
Oops, you're right, I thought Gnomon had fallen back on their tutorial content, and prioritized more their Academic training. My apologize for the misinformation good Sir. It seems like that is not the case as such (although their 3D stuff still chugs very slowly and is pretty spasmodic at best). True, but they do have the… -
Re: Advice for student hard surface artist.
Best piece of advice I'll offer, is too get into the habit of learning hardsurface techniques and workflows correctly. You're pretty much spoilt for choice if perhaps the less expensive alternative self taught pathway might be another option to consider, because nowadays there's a ton of online stuff available but the… -
Re: Softimage 2011 is now available for FREE for students
I watched their tutorial for Maya about 4-5 years ago and it was amazing. They actually walk you through the user interface and down the major essentials first before they get in to the modeling, rendering, texturing part. Though I've lost the interest in them later on because I was bored of watching the same dvd over and… -
Re: Early testers wanted (platform for indie & solo game devs)
a lot of really good advice. For a small game, there's a number of engines out there to choose from. Godot, Unity, Unreal, RPG maker, and more. I would choose one that best suits your game idea and dive right into tutorials. -
Few questions on game character rigging
Hi guys allow me to ask several questions. I learn from tutorials and I can understand almost everything on modelling, UV mapping, paint weight tool, except rigging. Here I learned from digital tutors, but the tutor doesn't explain well : 1) Why do you have to orientate the joints to the next joints? For example, from knee… -
Using a modeling technique from Blender in Maya
On CG Masters there is this tutorial: Complete Vehicle Production in Blender https://cgmasters.net/training-courses/complete-vehicle-production-in-blender/ in which the tutor uses this technique alot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rlMzsBWtPY In a nutshell, the tutor creates a guidemesh, and shrinkwraps everything onto…
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