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Re: Sketchbook: EricElwell
Hussars or Chasseurs headdress? cool :) Searching through my personal Osprey collection, sadly found no material related too 'tank hull art' however further research online turned up a couple results that maybe useful: Armour Of The Korean War 1950-53 Cheescake Pin-up Girls On U.S. Sherman Tanks In WWII To my mind they're… -
Re: THQ layoffs
Nah. "Video games" is going to end. Well, not in the sense that games will become a niche again. What we will see is more like the changes that have occurred in cinema. TV/Internet is analogous to mobile gaming, giant stacked companies are like the strongly vertically integrated hollywood studios from the 1950s. The giant… -
[CLOSED] Concept art for upcoming real-time 3D game project (environments & characters)
CLOSED Hey everyone - thanks very much for the interest in the project... however, we have already found someone for this role! We may hang on to some of your names / portfolios for future jobs, though - you all are super talented! Quick Summary: Help NineZyme define an artistic style for a brand new game project - by… -
Re: [wip] centibaby: cut-out display
Looking good! You can easily go to 150 dpi--there's really no reason to do 300 for a large image standee. Hi-res's like 300 are good if you've got fine text that needs to be read or it's going to be printed in a magazine and examined up close, but barring that, it makes more sense to go 150. The difference will be… -
Re: [ July Update] Our Ghosts of War
Hey just a heads up. Black bin bags were invented in the 1950's. They look cool but if you want to be accurate they probably need to disappear. Apparently people used to line bins with news paper, food waste would go onto the compose heap and glass would be collected to be reused… -
Re: What defines "Next-Gen Game Asset"
I also feel its more to do with realistic style, open world games since its adverts from those companies that tend to use this term a lot more than others. I don't know why they use them and it still makes no sense since all you're really just doing is what it takes to get the job done. You probably don't even get to work… -
Re: Are standing desks better?
I've used a home-built standing desk for two years and have been doing all my computer work at it. I'm an indie dev and use that setup several hours per day. I combine that with using a graphics tablet instead of a mouse, which seems to give me fewer arm/shoulder/hand problems. The reason to get it was that I suffered from… -
Re: Retro Dive Bar
Added some decals; posters, garbage on the floor. Posters are all 1950'esque, including a few from Fallout. Spent a few hours working on collisions for some of the meshes and took the grunge down a bit on the bar brass rails. The neon sign now flickers on and off! I've made the floor into tiles as well, now the tiles… -
Re: Jukebox Hero Prop
Both are nice example of a "gadget" with is explicitely build for such "heavy usage" and do maybe have some metal casing which could wear of that much.. but i still think something like a jukebox is more for being used inside and mostly made out of wood and some very thin metalic sheats for the "chrome look". Of course… -
Re: General dSLR advice
Yeah, primes are where its at. Its really a huge shame that these Nikon bodies do not have a focus motor. Just a few lenses like: 16mm 18mm 20mm 24mm 28mm That you can get for Canon/Sony but not for low end Nikon, just sucks. Where these lenses hit their prime in the 4.0-5.6 range, the AFS cheap zooms for Nikon start…
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