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Re: [Portfolio] Joel The Bergman, Game Designer
There are a lot of students that end up going to trade schools thinking the can be uber game designers and make whatever is floating around in their head. The hard reality is that it just doesnt work that way and game design is a lot harder than it looks. The wake up call you need will be in the fact that you are not doing… -
Re: New as can be! Any tips on where to start?
Thanks, Seaseme! I have heard of those tutorials from eat3D before, but the problem is, I'm a 17 year-old high-school student, so funds are pretty low. I'll be sure to keep those in mind for when I do end up getting a job, which should be somewhat soon. As for other things that I am interested in, I really like the design… -
Re: [WIP ] Elf based on Daeho Cha concept
A lot of time since the last update... I´ve lost so many days trying to rig the character before uving and so and well...i´m not a rigger and the last rig i made was when i was a student in the early 2014´s so... time lost, sigh. The current state is: almost done with the high poly, half retopo(body/clothes and some… -
Re: i'm new. and i made this thing.
hey thanks everyone! :D @TeriyakiStyle I agree, the lighting right is basically.... none :P I'm gonna try and make one of those pretty presentation sheets soon. @snow actually my school tends to be pretty heavily geared towards the technical disciplines (renderman shading being the most prominent), and most of the students… -
Re: How do you know when you're finished working on something?
i can only comment from a student point of view however, i'm in an accelerated program meaning a normal 17 week ish term is condensed down to only 9 weeks. so i have to deal with this sort of thing all the time. i always try (try being the key word lol) to look at "time vs results" when you start adding those little things… -
Re: [UDK] Normandy SR2 Retrofitting facility
I dont mean to hijack this thread, but I actually have a very similar project that I worked on with a small team of 2 others that was done in the same merit. We were assigned to create a "realistic space" that could potentially fit in to a preexisting game world, but wasn't already in place. We worked on this project back… -
Re: Starting A Portfolio
Highpoly looks great man! :) Though I think you are wasting TONS of tris. I think you could get the same silhouette with 4500 less. So in otherwords I think you could get this in 3000 tris. And you might be able to argue that it is next gen... but man lol I am doing a full blown motorcycle in around that much. In any… -
Re: Need suggestion for Artist to get into AAA game industry (I got 3 options in my head)
Thx for your kind words and suggestion Jacque! Appreciate all links too! And yes my portfolio isn't ready, and thats why I had decide to quit my full time job and focus on pushing my art to the blizzard direction. It may sound silly and risky but I'm feeling the urge to put 110% to climb the AAA mountain asap. But I Can't… -
Re: Artists jobs: England vs America
Interesting thread, thanks for all the insights! Actually I'm in the situation right now, where anything in this thread helps me. I got hired by YAGER in Berlin, one of the few AAA studios in Germany (devs of Spec Ops: The Line, Dead Island 2, ...), almost one year ago. I paused college for that and moved to another city,… -
Re: Story Time: Payment for Art Test? Is this the norm?!
I have seen both paid and unpaid art tests, but I think they should always be paid, the problems with these unpaid art tests is that studios are throwing them around to who ever sends them an email, in 90% of the cases they can make a decision by looking at their portfolio, it doesn't need to be the exact same style or…
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