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Re: Character : John Cheese ( fully textured )
I like the textures, Though textures that size belong on a pc or or next gen model. I would say your poly limit should be around 5000 to 20000 (I'm going by our poly limits). On the John Cheese model, 1:>I would fix the belt so it remains a single width (it looks like it's wider on the sides). 2:> The neck looks skinny… -
Re: mikes art thread
Ive managed to create (with some help with the shader) a good solution for current gen foliage using vertex blending for shadow in doom3/quake4. You can also see below how I set up the model for lighting and projection, it basicly follows the same principals as this tutorial, except its been reduced to a plane and your… -
Re: Robo Hordes/Blitz Demo Unreal 3 Engine
acc, play it before you post opinions on it. and try not to be a jerk. the gripe is that this is a next gen engine, and even WITH the reduced art and gameplay assets this title is extremely slow. The game itself, gameplay wise is more basic then you can imagine without playing it. There is no point to it at all so far it… -
Re: What should an ideal portfolio contain?
Barrel Is Key (crap didnt I teach you anything?) hmm il take a trip up to PSQ soon! My advise would be to look at the companies you are most interested in. Then what do you want to do? props, characters? lets say its props and you want to get into a Swedish companies. Most companies in Sweden are making realistic looking… -
Re: [UE4] Recreating a scene from TES IV: Oblivion (WIP)
You wouldn't need TopoGun for environment props, TopoGun is better used for organic modelling retopos. The fire place can be easily created as a simple modified chamfered box mesh and you'd just need to have a cage around your base mesh and the high quality mesh. The great thing about that is that you can render out your… -
Re: Jungle Cabin
U have couple of polies to reduce, but i think u can easy push it on polycount to around 6000 or higher, especially if its crysis like next gen. I think U can add more detail. Some barrels, crates around. Some planks or metal plates around a building. Its on the pillars so this cabin can stand on some shore with some water… -
Re: Environment guys
hey slum I have never worked in a studio so can't answer that bit of your question. But as far as im aware companies will employ people just to do prop art and to populate the levels with quick fire objects. Im also aiming to become an enviroment/prop artist becuase as you say there seems to be a lack of them. I also have… -
Re: super epic art tests
Well, as somebody who just screwed the pooch on an important Art Test because it was too much(for me), too quickly, I have to disagree. I feel it was totally my fault. I mean, they asked a lot, but I had enough time if I really wanted it bad enough and worked very hard, all day, every day. But I got sick. I had technical &… -
Re: RobGs 2D + 3D dumperoo...
[ QUOTE ] I LOVE this style, Rob G. One thing you might work on in the future is how these guys will look with in-game lighting. It seems like, right now, all the lighting is painted into the texture. That's not so bad, just something to experiment with going forward. [/ QUOTE ] Who cares? In-game lighting sucks. I've… -
Re: Art Institute of LA
Thanks for the nods Paul, but I teach at Laguna College of Art and Design now and Carlos is at AI San Diego :) I work with a handful of graduates from the LA school here at High Moon though, and for the most part they seem to have had a pretty positive experience. If you really want some "insider" info, like others have…
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