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Hi! I'm leading the development of a 2.5D single player RPG inspired by Ragnarök Online. You can find our YouTube page here: https://www.youtube.com/@MettaOffline We're looking for a 3D environmental artist to bring onto the team. Please dm me a short introduction and your portfolio. We can only afford to hire on a part…
how can autodesk get away with that!! as there are bugs, and there are laughable bugs, this one falls into the later category among all the problems that maya has, this one is the most telling about the status of the software and the conditions in which it is being shipped…
Hi everyone! I’m Jean-Luc Hernandez, a freelance 3D artist focusing on stylized asset creation for video games. I specialize in PBR texturing (Substance Painter) and hand-painted rendering, working mainly with Unreal Engine 5 and Unity. 🛠️ What I do: * Stylized 3D props & environment assets * Game-ready topology & UVs *…
I made a Breakdown about the fur (sheepskin) used in the corset of my last model. I hope it is useful. for more images visit my portfolio: artstation.com/victorsantos
Any constructive criticism welcome, (mainly the anatomy!). I plan to improve the ribcage/oblique area and the musculature on the left (raised) forearm. Once the body is complete I intend to smooth it with claypolish then create the spider symbol. Reference:
I use Khronos PBR - it's good for product design because it doesn't change hue, preserves saturation, and gently smooths highlights. I hope Adobe will add it natively to Substance.
I would like to make this When I use an IMM Curve Brush in ZBrush to create a decorative pattern, I scale the inserted mesh using size graph in curve modifier tab. But from the side view, I can see that the scaling is based on the center of the IMM mesh, not the bottom of it so when I scale it down, the mesh ends up…