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Mountain Station: Journey Through the Peaks
“Mountain Station: Journey Through the Peaks” is a cinematic environment inspired by remote high-altitude transit hubs. Built with a focus on realistic lighting, atmospheric depth, and detailed world-building, this scene captures the quiet mood of a mountain station surrounded by mist, cliffs, and cold air. The project was… -
Re: Xenomite-X (The apex predator of WAR)
Hie, I’ve just finished texturing the mech and was about to move on to the environment and final lighting, but i would also really appreciate a quick look if you’ve got time, any last feedback before I call it final would be super helpful! Thanks again 🙏 Ps: this is a basic quick 3 point lighting rig just for lookdev -
Re: Failed an artist interview, was told to get feedback here. Please advise
hello, my 2 cents on top of the help given: island - does not look like the concept, does not have the mood. you see the rocks in the concept? there are colour shifts in hue and saturation. yours is just a flat out texture overlay with single colour and flat lighting. - work on the textures, and learn how to light the… -
Re: ike's doter shenanigans
tony complete! trawling through my WIP folder for a few quick notes this was the first thing i showed LaNm. just a bunch of heads, exploring weird shapes. i actually only had the spot colors to differentiate them more at this point, i was planning on just goin back to green. woops! anyway he went for 2 and 5 i think? liked… -
Re: Can't land a job after graduating from college. Advice appreciated.
This is a common graduate level portfolio, you can give it a rating of 3.6 roentgen. Not great, not terrible. But nothing will make you stand out from the literal hundreds of resumes and portfolio's that come into most job postings. Where do you want to focus your skills? Environments or characters? Start there, then wipe… -
Re: Looking for some feedack
tip for the cover letter: don't repeat facts from the resume and waste space. Use it to add background info, to explain your motivation. The cover letter allows you to give them additional info that wouldn't fit in a resume. Imagine a job interview - the first questions are often "tell us about yourself" and "why do you… -
Re: Portfolio Feedback
I would echo the previous comments about the WiPs, to me it feels as though you are jumping to the portfolio presentation stage a little too early. I'd suggest focusing on giving yourself a set time frame to complete 1,2 maybe 3 pieces of work to the highest standard. Whilst you're completing them, take the usual… -
Re: [portfolio] James Mashock
It kind of bothers me how the environments try so hard to look bust up, while having super straight geometry. Tilt over some of the stairs' handrail, add a half broken step, make some real geometry dents in the walls (or even just move the vertices a bit) have heaps of fallen plaster. Make sure the keeper's room has some… -
Re: Job Hunting
Don't feel too bad, I've had downtimes of several months before finding the right fit. That said, your portfolio made me want to close it before I saw any art. Before I say anything else, read this article http://www.thejonjones.com/2005/10/07/your-portfolio-repels-jobs/ You must understand the position the employer is in.… -
Re: iphone = hot!
sonic: it is an ipod. just think of it as the top of the line in terms of features, even if it isn't in storage capacity (yet). the reason why they haven't taken the same design and made it into "just" an ipod is because the touch-sensitive display doesn't make any sense for what you use an ipod for. they've refined and…
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