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Re: 2D What Are You Working On? 2018 !
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Re: Looking for critique
@oxygencube - Thank you so much! Here is my first pass on the gauntlet FINALLY! I took way longer then intended on this piece. Did a sculpt, bake and diffuse. Concept by the Darksiders team. -
Re: Andumy's collaborations
The metal part looks good ,but If you intended to have a cristal at the top , it doesnt look quite as how it should look There is no light passing thro imo ; they look stone/boulder like cheers -
Re: SPAS-12
Baked it down on 7 separate maps for modularity's sake, as it's intended for Fallout 4 (when it's moddable, anyway). Was a pain in the ass but should be worth it so that I can swap bits out with ease. -
Re: The wonders of technical art (Unreal Engine)
great as usual obscura. Do you have any intend to show us anything about Advance material (one texture sheet for an entire envo.. ala tor frick?) Best regards! -
Re: Cool painting - Bad concept - What 3d artists are looking for in concept art
Concept art =/= promotional art. Concept art, intended for asset creation, is not art that "sells" a product because that isn't what it's for. Promotional art is. It is absolutely important that people know the difference between the two. -
Re: The Flame in the Flood
Looking lovely so far! The whole boat/river path setup should provide an interesting dynamic to set itself apart from the current flood of survival games. (pun intended :D ) -
Re: Normal Map Edges Help
I'm going to take a wild guess here, are you using nDo 2? There's an option/slider for anti aliasing, try that. Or work at 2x the intended res and down scale it when you're done. -
Re: Bump Vs Normal Maps
No problem, mate! No, it's is entirely tangentless as in it doesn't use any per vertex tangents. Everything is done at a pixel shader level. Granted it intended for reasonably high fidelity geometry but it is tangentless all the same. :) -
Re: Sketchbook: RegiDaye
I like the palette a lot. The cloning is a bit too obvious. What's the intended usage for this matter painting, because it seems to lack an action plane, or a focal point, or a compositional element to lead the eye.
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