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Re: Should I attend a "3d animation" school if I want Entertainment Design/Art/Concept?
What's the deal with europeans? Why is it easier for them to immigrate? And it's not really "100k" for connections only, well maybe it is when you think about the US only. Even though I think if I went to Gnomon I could really get a shot! But let's narrow it down to Canada from now on. Canada is different. I can actually… -
Re: Demo Reel WIP Thread - Fantasy Beach Town
Been lurking for a while now, but didn't have anything constructive to add that wasn't already said by someone else. As far as the normals go, I like both versions. The mapping makes the individual parts of the brick texture stand out really well, but if that isn't the look you want then I wouldn't use it. If you did use… -
Re: Gigantic!
Words can't express my love of this art style. It takes so many things from like Journey and other "cartoony" styles and puts in a beautiful environment with what looks like REALLY fun gameplay and a great take on the MOBA structure. Having mobile fortresses and changing the game the way this third person action take on it… -
Re: Evil Winston Churchill Character
sorry dude I didn't see this earlier. the final colour/effects werent half bad, but i think the folds on the cloth were a problem to begin with, far too bold and smooth, just requires lots more practise. shoes are excellent, cane is a great idea. Don't be afraid to warp a character heavily. Winston was a fat bastard, and… -
Re: SketchBook: Stinger88
Look at the darkness of the line you used around the eye, on your drawing and the picture. Both black - good. Now look at the shadow side of the nose on your drawing. Very light grey. Now look at the picture : pitch black. And finally, look at the dark line you drew at the junction of the lips. Black. Now look at the… -
Re: Painted Stuff
These look great. I personally think that low poly hand painted art (especially the simplified cartoony sort of stuff you're making) has a certain charm in its low-polyness, if that makes sense. The chunkiness of the geo adds to the charm. I think for the cactus though there needs to be some sort of transition between the… -
Re: New work - sabre-toothed tiger creature
Your furs are off. It randomly starts. If you have a 3d paint programs like zbrush or mudbox consider taking the textures and model in their and slowly transition the texture to match the fur.The head is bigger than the body. I don't know if this is intentional but right now your lion looks like its got a triangular body… -
Re: Dungeon Environment - 1st 3d project
Hey Raquel, that's a really good start. There are just three things that bother me in your scene : - some areas, especially the wood, have waaaaay too much noise/details. You could tone that down a bit, especially with this really colored lighting, it gives a cartoony/stylized feeling which doesn't match highly detailed… -
Re: Bamboo Boutique: Fashion focused work
the latest face is the best ive seen from you, so good work! however you do still got cartoony proportions of eyes, mouth, nose and ears. i actually had the same problem when i started learning to draw faces. the solution for me was to go to the other extreme, i tried making a face with as much empty areas as possible,… -
Re: Rocket Diner_ Marcel Petras_WIP
Overall I love this scene, it’s so nice to see so much colour. However..... there are some things you should think about changing. The wood fence on the left stands out as the biggest issue and then concrete next to the stairs looks like plasticine. For the wood fence I would scrap your model and try again with a new…
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