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Re: Game characters for portfolio review
bit crap of your school not to review your work just cos their isnt time! arent you paying for their service? on to the critique: firstly i'd say you need to work on your lighting to present your work better - have a search for 3 point lighting setups used in modelling photography. currently your work is looking a little… -
Re: UV Theory
Well, unless your low distortion unwrap is a terrible, terrible waste of space to begin with, you're just adding a lot of work for a very minimal gain(requiring 3d painting, rebaking to a different uv set etc, any other custom workflow). Not to mention that if your asset needs consistent detail, having massive amounts of… -
Re: Outdoor/Forest Environment
ok your technical workings are absolutely great, I really like how far advanced you are in these vfx/shaders..but your presentation needs some extra tweaks to make people on polycount say "dat's pretty art yo" Im just gonna run down the sky only in this 1- Clouds need to be atmospheric, clouds are not solid objects as you… -
Re: FlipBook Portfolio
not holding any punches here... think for interface design, you could put a little more thought into how the pages are flipped, how the content of the pages is presented, and in general, making the information on the site accessible. Right now, it feels more like an exercise as opposed to a portfolio, or even something… -
Re: Crowbar
Something i think gets too easily misunderstood here is this: The point of modeling a highres to bake out your normals isnt so you can go in and sculpt little rust stains in mudbox, infact that sort of fine detail stuff is generally pretty counter productive to do in a sculpting app, you can do it easier and with more… -
Re: How will DX10 change our jobs?
GL features an extension system, that allows hardware vendors to add new stuff themselves. This is great to get new features to play with, but not so good if ati/nvidia end up doing similar with different extensions, or that certain features arent wide-spread supported. Especially when it came to rendering-to-texture… -
Re: Adobe sculpt software
I'd like to agree but at the same time it occurs to me that It's pretty damn hard to continue to innovate with and change, or indeed bug-fix a 25 year old package, it's just too big and too much is depended upon both by other parts of the application, and by teams using it who don't want to see entire workflows change… -
Re: Sketchbook: Vatsel ||| Bless me with criticsm
You know of Hannes... obviously, you lurk over on conceptart so its hard not to. Now, compare the volume of your work to his, relatively speaking your updates are lacking ... right? I don't know where you're getting; "I don't see when you established that my updates are lacking. Most people seem to disagree." Why set the… -
Re: Question for 3d character modelers & sculptors
Glauco Longhi, an amazing artist, shared some of his opinions on this subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QEQkINNwX4 and here's part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uhOEFNSMW8 Sure if you want to be a digital artist you should sculpt in a digital medium more. But dabbling in traditional sculpting will most… -
Re: Programming Windows
@Fish: Alas; finally a reasonable reply from someone who understood my original post. The reason I asked to learning C++ win32 basics with event handlers. In Software engineering using C# and Java (eclipse) we started from coding raw programming in dos output (console template in visualstudio.NET) than moved on to Windows…
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