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Re: Environment Artist Focus
As others have said at many companies, an asset/prop artist and an environment artist are 2 different positions. And don't get the environment artist confused with a level designer. An environment artist depending on the studio of course, should have the ability to sculpt terrain, light (sometimes, depending on size of the… -
Re: Is Modo really that amazing?
As an avid Maya user I really loved the way modelling in Modo feels. I used it with my pen and tablet, it is very smooth, fast, gives good results. It can be hard at first, but if you give enough time to learn the app, it will allow you to model lighting fast. Now, there are a couple of things that keep me from switching… -
Re: Critique My Portfolio
I would scrap that website or heavily modify it. Its hard to actually look at your work, make sense of where new content begins/ends, and what is comprised of what. An art lead/director or Recruiter has 100s if not 1000s of portfolios to look over, their patience is boiled down to less than 10 seconds to make sense of your… -
Re: First Demo reel, need feedback :)
Take a look at demo reels for other artists. The one at http://vimeo.com/39330892 is a rather nice example. Among other nice features: * Start with your information * For each character, start with a title card featuring a view of the character from (roughly) the top of the head to the waist or mid-thigh * Place each… -
Re: Temple Angkor Wat
Harry: Hah! Yeah, I don't think it works that way. synergy11: Thanks! I can probably isolate all the plants in UDK and show you wireframes there. I'll try and remember to do that tonight. The textures were all taken from photos and then I painted over them. aajohnny: Thanks! Trying to get it to that level. Autocon: Thanks… -
Re: AndrewChason.com (Be honest)
Your image sizes are horrifying. Don't take this the wrong way, but nobody needs to see an almost completely black spec-map taking up the entire size of their screen. Keep your images relatively small. Remember - the website is there to give people a fast preview of your work and your skills - not slap them in the face… -
Re: Broken City
You've got a decent start. There are definitely some things you can improve though. Lighting: Its already been commented on, but the lighting is harsh. Things in those shadows disappear completely. One of the cars in your scene is only visible in the wireframe render. Textures: How did you texture the scene? It would be… -
Re: Sci-Fi soldier for Crysis mod :)
Looks pretty cool. The armour is very nicely detailed and believable ... the face looks a bit generic and not very interesting though. It seems like you are more confident making mechanical things than organic human stuff? Also I agree with katzeimsack, 17,000 triangles for this character seems quite insane, can we see… -
Re: yet more WoW style Orc heads...
I dunno, i dont walk around with my face in a perfect 90 degree angle, but then, i like to pretend i'm evil. I still see it as personal preference. If someone has problems riding a bike, he obviously shouldn't. I dont have problems modeling that way as most modeling is made in the big 3d window. The wireframes screenshot… -
Re: The Life of a Sea Turtle - Tutorial by mrgrotey
The audio in the intro is lacking midtones and bass, so it's very hard on the ears, very "scratchy" sounding. You;'re a soft speaker as well, which means I have to have the volume up high, making the sound quality an even bigger issue. I would suggest equalizing the audio if you can. The intro video would benefit greatly…
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