In retrospect, there were several factors contributing to my struggle to establish myself in the gaming industry. I'd attribute it to a 60/40 split, with 60% of the responsibility lying with me and the remaining 40% on the gaming companies I had the "privilege" to work with. For those familiar with the Polycount community,…
Hello. Looking for new work as Animator and VFX Artist. Here are my works: 3D game reel https://youtu.be/Ad4qmkQCNyA?feature=shared Slot gameshttps://youtu.be/OicQj9hKMoM?si=1dhjBhk32JMg1tHT VFX https://youtu.be/uEMpqu-3AL4?feature=shared 2D game animation reelhttps://youtu.be/cMwwHzavo4M Contact me: artur-huk@rt-pro.com…
I wonder if its really necessary though. Being a star wars game people will likely buy it anyway. Then again maybe that aspect is what made them take more risk with the character? Also this outrage is a boycott, basically atleast 400,000 gamers have vowed not to buy the game, so that's a lot of lost revenue. I don't agree…
Hi, I am looking for someone to build a low poly environment for a mobile 3D unity game, many prefabs and models will be provided. -setup lighting and visual effects to look like the Aquavias game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ua.krou.aqueducts -the game has 4 maps, 150$ each If you are interested send me…
I found these while looking for some animation inspiration. I did these variations for terminators because I was playing around with building a little game.
I'm developing a 2d indie game and i need some simple 3d renders for promotional material. The character designs are simplistic and can probably be captured in basic shapes. If possible the style I'm aiming for is early 90s game renders. Message for more information, thank you!
There's a point in Alan Wake where you come across a camp site with an LED lantern and Alan can't pick it up. The entire game he's been pursued by dark entities that can only be hurt after being exposed to light. Later Barry comes across that headlamp and some Christmas lights and wears them the rest of the game…
As an environment artist in games this is something that always stumps me: how to plan and structure an asset pack of modular cliffs for big environments (specifically environments with a lot of rocky, big/steep cliffs and cave areas). This far it's nothing I've really had to do or something I've had the opportunity to see…
that sounds entirely plausible to me. It basically guarantees a fixed cost per tile which is quite a nice thing to have if you're making a game that needs to run on shit hardware and can't use any of the fancy new methods we have of handling memory.