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Re: Advice for student hard surface artist.
Best piece of advice I'll offer, is too get into the habit of learning hardsurface techniques and workflows correctly. You're pretty much spoilt for choice if perhaps the less expensive alternative self taught pathway might be another option to consider, because nowadays there's a ton of online stuff available but the… -
Portfolio is here.. finally
Hey guys. Been working on my portfolio over the holidays and tonight I finally got round to hosting it. It was all coded and designed by moi (with little experience and many tutorials off the net.) It will serve as a place for me to showcase my assignments from college and also personal work. Thought I'd leave a link for… -
Talent wanted (unpaid)
We are looking for 3D artists and coders for our game Rotting circuits. It's a open world sandbox survival game set in 2050, think terminator meets the walking dead. As a 3D artist you'll be working on the following in no particular order environment fabrication, prop fabrication and character creation. As a coder you will… -
Re: AKM hard surface practice
Damn, That's good. If you don't mind me asking, where did you learn your technique? Were you following a tutorial or maybe you already had experience? My next project was gonna be an AK or M16, and this work puts mine to shame. :) -
Re: need critique on my work and some good pointers
There are things that can assist you. The wiki has everything you need, and a whole lot more: wiki. I put some stuff below that might help. Some of these points dont relate directly to your work above but are general to keep in mind. 1/ Anatomy: That is really the first thing with figures. A good practice is to start your… -
Re: Basic help for a n00b?
Welcome to Polycount, Digital tutors has great tutorials especially for beginners, asw ell as eat3d and thegnomonworkshop if you don't mind paying. However if you don't want to pay there is many free tutorials out there, there is a whole bunch of good ones on 3d-total.com in there tutorial seciton -
Re: Old Dog Needs New Tricks - Game Asset Advice please?
Many, many thanks to Kanni3d for that fantastic reply above. Working in isolation is a nightmare when you need solid info to learn from, and the above has been really useful in confirming what I thought I knew and informing me in areas I was ignorant. With this new guidance, I've gone back to the Cryo-Crate mesh that was… -
Re: (FINISHED) California Gas Station Environment (UE4) (NEW REMASTER UPDATE (8/8/24)
(3/30/21) Hello again Polycount! I have been working on many changes and small improvements to my scene today. I modeled a placeholder electrical box and placed it in an island in the corner of my parking lot. I UV Unwrapped my storefront, did Color ID, and added some early materials. I made small tweaks to my sky and… -
Re: How would I fit in the game industry?
Just some things that stood out from what you wrote: 1. You might not want to attend school to get a job in the game industry as an artist. There are MANY threads on this subject here on Polycount just search for some. Your portfolio is what matters the most. Unless you need a to work in another country a degree won't mean… -
PSA: Forum Tricks
The following is a short public service announcement. Forum Tricks The Polycount Forums run on the Vanilla platform. Here are some handy tools you might not know about: You can drag images from your desktop directly into your post. The post editor supports drag-and-drop! If you're on mobile, or don't like drag-n-drop, you…
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