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Re: Nintendo, PS3...Piracy Tactics
hmm...I thought this was about my 'great' idea of streaming singleplpayer games to the customer instead of shipping discs (just like MMOGs)...these costs would not be covered by one time payment...activation servers obviously are covered (and the current Ubisoft system is nothing else...it only checks periodically instead… -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - Sept. & Oct. 2016 (44)
Try to break it down into discreet (modular) pieces that you can easily wrap your head around, and then block out the scene as simply as possible. Focus especially on getting the major shapes and proportions correct. After that, just take it one asset at a time, re-use assets where it makes sense to do so. I'd say, don't… -
Re: The downward slope for artists salaries.
Well you can go to the trouble and expense of "casting" people to scan or can pay some talented people to make exactly what you want. Shifting the art budget to a casting and recording budget might be equal or even more expensive. It's also really hard to scan things that don't exist or match styles that are hard to create… -
Re: [Portfolio] Scott Homer - Environment Artist
Ahh cheers for those images Alec, great reference (book marked!). Just to clarify I didn't just slap a downloaded texture onto the texture, I actually picked an area of wood from a high-res photo, and then painted the wood grain in/emphasised what was there, and then built up layers of varnish and dirt on-top, however I… -
Re: The Crunch Cast
I'd like to add something to the animation question; Showing acting animation is pretty essential to an animator's reel. Not only does it show that the animator can create a sequence of different cycles and what not but it's also more fun to watch if done well. I do agree with the rest of the stuff that Brian said though,… -
Re: Cheapest way to get into environment modeling/texturing?
You can go far just using Photoshop and Blender. For the game engine, if you want to create any actual gameplay/code, then Unity is probably your best bet. If you just want to create levels and assets that look nice, UE4 would probably be best. Eventually, Zbrush and Substance Designer/Painter would be great additions, but… -
Re: Hopefully BORDERLANDS stuff
I think what you really got going is the fact that it instantly reads borderlands, which is awesome. It all reads pretty well, and the shapes are awesome as a whole :) For the wire, the main reason I bothered to post cus I got a great idea for ya, you could create like 5 cylinders, boolean or merge them into a straight… -
Re: [Portfolio] Andrew Belliveau, Character Artist
Thanx! Great to hear the positive feedback :) And yeah. I plan on creating a full body character next. One that has normal, spec, and such. Hopefully get it into the Unreal engine as well. I would like to get more knowledgeable with that engine since it's so popular. Ah, I was thinking the same thing haikai. The next… -
Re: BIG FAT GREEN KILLAAAAAAAA!!!
Cool work. Definitely interesting but I think the flesh looks stretched a bit tight over this character + corpses. I tend to think a lot of the muscles and flesh on the corpses would be sagging or hanging more limp. The flesh on the character reads as wrinkled and has creases, but it feels like it should fold more. If you… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Ralphie Agenar, (just want to break in)
nice work! i'm with everyone else on the character. the only thing i would suggest is making some modular stuff, simple statics, and create a small enviro so you can display that you have a good understanding of a modular workflow. really really great though dude. maybe even a couple things with foliage in there to show…
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