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Re: Game Industry Layoffs - WTF?
Nope, I said it's a shame we can't see whether it is or not. I do think the industry has a natural size and it expanded a long way beyond that between '21 and '23 -
Re: We finally launched CGHub.one
What do you get out of this? Was my 1st thoughts, if it is already answered i did NOT click the link. In the future it would be interesting how things "evolve/change-naturally/adapt", to people eventually realizing that there is an opportunity for a youtube channel producer, to make videos of websites and viewing an entire… -
Re: Heavy hitter - Tree creature
I would consider putting smaller details all over the model, right now it feels a bit like a rough block out! try and add veins to the wood, and depth to the texture. If you check this reference you linked above, you can see that there is a 3D feeling even to the flat texture, the "veins" on the texture has thickness to… -
Re: Texture Creation: an age before Color.
Well, in presenting your work for others to see, I was under the impression that it was customary to show others (especially potential employers) how you made/managed your textures. These are not examples of my current work, as I have learned more about texture creation and UV space management. However, these are some of… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2013 Edition
Nature is pretty saturated in real life. I think the colours are quite nice. The darks are too dark though, but I'm sure you'll get around to it. -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2012 Edition
I'm not sure about the red lighting. Maybe a bit less saturated, more natural tone? It feels very harsh, unrealistically so. Apart from that it's looking great! -
Brightness/Contrast... Hue/Saturation/Lightness
Serious Adobe, why aren't these all in the same window? -
Are edges of shadows more saturated?
See the red arrows in this photo for what I'm refering to. Not sure why it is so blurry. Original link to painting: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/eWqXD -
Re: 2d Textures
Good work, lots of nice sharpness and texture going on in these. Couple of things I'd advise though, and things I noticed: Keep lighting consistent and natural, the pipes in the top left texture look a bit weird because you have a highlight on the underside of the pipe which has the same brightness and colour as the one on… -
Re: How to AAA skill?
Like mentioned, studying/observation and practice is the key to improvement (I'll read "AAA" as "high quality"). Also asking for help if you're stuck, so good on you. I think the rough aesthetic is already there, but many elements look like guesswork or a bit random. One thing that stands out immediately is the wobbly…
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