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Re: Struggling to find internships in London, UK.
what o_O internships are usually the very first step into any industry. yes there are shit internships where you carry the coffee, but that shouldn't be the norm. usually mandatory internships happen either during studies as part of the education or directly after to get the first foot in the door. as an employee (if… -
[WIP] Teapot spirit - Character Art
Hey! Back with a new portfolio project, after it was recommended to me by a Lead Character Artist, and Recruiter. I've settled on this concept of mine for now: For some preliminary work I've also done a few hand studies, as they were a bit weak in my previous work. (I believe the 2d refs are from Klaus? They're not my own… -
Re: Is there any easy way to straighten UVs in Maya?
It's a dumb solution, but what I usually do here is insert a temporary edge loop on the inside of the ring, run straighten on that loop then delete it. Trying to run straighten on a uv border selection usually gives a shit result. Even though I usually have to clean up doing it the first way, it's usually closer to what I… -
Re: EA rumored to layoff 500+
everybody's just hating on the big studios now eh... i've worked at both and byyyyy farrrrrr favor working at big studios to small ones. Too many ridiculous horror stories at the small ones to count. Pros / Cons of Big studios: -Awesome pay -An actual functional / existent hr department so that the bosses know what… -
Re: What made you feel good today?
somali gets around. On topic: Music : (might as well add, i listen to tunes without words usually cause most words being said i am not really into, so might be strange i post "instrumentals" so i do not post much of those but majority is what i listen to.) (i might edit this and post some)… -
Re: Alleyway WIP
be careful when using modular pieces, repeating patterns are obvious over 2 or 3 repetitions, that's why you have to break the tiling using whatever can make sense here, be it a street light, broken/weathered trim/pillar, service house/piece of buildging sticking out, electric pole/wires, and anything that can help framing… -
Re: Your Way of Learning Game Art (Time Investment / Skill / Process)
I am a self student artist, started a year ago making my first 3D game prop with a tutorial, I loved it, so a month later I decided to take this seriously. Sorry for the upcoming mistakes in english, not my native language. As you know, the most important thing it's constancy and trying to achieve quality over quantity,… -
Re: Do you always make a High Poly model?
I generally go after this when making environments 1. Be efficient and plan ahead. 2: Spend time to make your textures look good, 90% of all my textures are Tilable Textures used in different ways. 3. Spend polys and use custom normals to make your low-polys look high-poly. No need for baking all the time unless you need… -
Re: (WIP) Chinese WW2 Ghost Town
Frankly I would just bake it into the texture. It's a scene-filler prop, it would usually just have the simplest lowest-cost shader. -
Re: Road To Vostok: no specular, no roughness, no gloss
I love how this technical choices regarding the assets make complete sense and could be applied to many bloated productions - essenctially reducing ressources by about 10x, simply by adopting 2005-ish standards and a visual style just ever so slightly different from the usual, while at the same time recalling some…
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