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[Immediate Hire] 3D Environment Artist - all levels needed (Lead, Senior, Mid, Junior)
3D Environment Artist - all levels needed (Lead, Senior, Mid, Junior) Job Description: As a 3D Environment Artist, your responsibilities will be as follows: - Create awesome real-time environment art assets. We are looking for an efficient and flexible workflow that satisfies game engine budgetary requirements. - A General… -
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Hello to whoever is reading this! I'm currently doing a mentorship with Lucas Annunziata and he recommended keeping a diary of progress during the project that I am tackling. It is easy to lose track of where you are heading sometimes when you work on something for a longer amount of time; so I thought it was a great… -
[wip]The Teal Wheel Tavern - Stylized Environment
Hello to whoever is reading this! I'm currently doing a mentorship with Lucas Annunziata and he recommended keeping a diary of progress during the project that I am tackling. It is easy to lose track of where you are heading sometimes when you work on something for a longer amount of time; so I thought it was a great… -
[Full-Time] [Los Angeles, CA] - Senior Environment Artist on VALORANT at Riot Games
Hey! We are looking for some folks to help us build maps in VALORANT! Job posting is here: https://www.riotgames.com/en/work-with-us/job/3159572/senior-3d-environment-artist-valorant-los-angeles-usa Hit me up if you have any questions :) -George Senior 3D Environment Artist - VALORANT As part of the Environment Art team,… -
Re: Help with university Final Year Project
I'll provide some motivations as well. Why? Because I think that explaining WHY a certain image is better or worse is much more informative than just stating a report-number. 1 - A; because the blue hue, technically incorrect white-balanced, gives a colder feeling. 2 - B; though the trees are too white, B is the only one… -
Re: "Don't sweat the little things... and it's all Little Things" - Workflow question...
I've struggeled with this a lot myself, I'm getting better, but it's been a long process, often times I think i've gotten better simply because i've burned myself so many times pushing forward with no game plan, learnin' the hard way. Recently i started a very simple scene, with simple objects and terrain so it would be… -
Re: How to start being a technical artist
I'm a TA and I'm studying software engineering, simply because when you move beyond workflow tools into actual pipeline development, understanding good software architecture and design becomes really important. You want to think about re-use, organization of your studio tools and the code base behind it. How to keep it… -
Re: Reached a milestone with my work Feedback appreciated!
The garage scene looks extremely similar to the one in Tor Fricks UDK Modular Masterclass. When I watch tutorials I try to learn the techniques and apply them to my own project. I would never put something on my portfolio that is almost the exact same as what has been shown in a tutorial. Also employers will probably have… -
Re: Environments questions for nextgen artist
Polycount limits largely depend on the engine you are using; for example tech that is object driven (everything in a level is basically a static mesh) pushes a hell of a lot of polys and isn't really as much of a concern compared to other tech that relies on BSP. However, be sensible about it. Model as much large scale… -
Re: Environment Projects - Work in Progress
Cool start on the sci-fi hallway. Suggestions: - The spec on the metal is really flat. - The lights run right into the door bulkhead. Organize your tiles so the door isn't cutting into the middle of one. - The hallway has some really straight lines if you broke those lines up with large bulk heads it might give you more…
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