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Re: No Man's Sky Fanart, Discovering the Monolith
It's really cool, the ship and its textures are just awesome, the scene looks pretty good too. But I think you can improve it, just add some mountain or pit to the scene and few ship flying away. And can I ask you which software you used to make the ship ? -
Re: THRONE ROOM - Seat of the Emperor of the Andromeda Galaxy - noscope
Amazing hardsurface modelling ! The scene composition is also quite impressive. I only think the outside view is a little too over the top though. In your last screenshots it felt overladen imho. I think the vast windows should be used as a way to counterbalance the complexity of the rest of the scene. Keep it up! -
Re: Blacksmith shop PBR
I'd be tempted to recommend some foliage, like grass and weeds in controlled amounts to break up the form of the scene. Since the fire of the furnace is the center draw, having elements to shake up the color palette, though I recommend subtle shaking up, is a visual method of pushing the eye around the scene. -
Re: [UE4] Killzone Concept [Environment]
Great start indead ! modeling and texturing are both well executed,but like leleuxart said you need to work on the atmosphere of your scene to catch the mood of your concept. EDIT : Just to give you a preview of what the mood should like imho,here is a quick edited screenshot of your scene : -
Re: [Portfolio] Vi Ngo, 3D Environmental Artist
Dude, love the site. But some of your work is kinda lacking. I dont see much really eye popping. Try making a very ambitious scene wth more things going on. A scene that tells a story. Dont get me wrong, ur work is good... but there is still room for improvement. -
Re: Question about workflow for simple terrains.
in the lower case I would say the grass is textured on the stone. The blending is very very sharp and you even have shadows. Modeling big unique scene is just.. doing it. Same goes with unwrapping. If scenes doesn't need to be so unique the tile-based approach would save more time -
Re: How can I improve on skills when it comes to drawing landscapes, seascapes etc.
So I attempted these two images from imagination and eventually I just find that I hit a large wall when trying to come up with elements the fill a scene let alone make a scene in general. Is there any sort of excercise or thing I could do to try and strengthen this weakness -
Re: robot takeover env
The scene is looking really good. The lighting is looking much better. I really like the bedroom it adds a lot to the story of the scene. The things i would maybe fix is maybe the left side wall maybe add some extra damage and maybe the brightness outside the upper part of the hallway window. -
Re: New Project Advice
As Lucas said, this is a lot to take on at one sitting. You could, however, break it into bite-sized chunks and eventually end up with the entire scene. The items in the scene aren't terribly complex - the wrecked cars are probably the most complicated - but there are a LOT of objects. Being able to intelligently break it… -
Re: Sketchbook: Joe Cyriac
Darkleopard, Add3r: Thanks gents, I'll make a breakdown for texturing one of these assets. Noting extraordinary really, mostly painting, some overlays if necessary and grime and scratches. In the meantime, here are a couple of props added to the scene. I'll probably change the table texture, I don't think it's fitting the…
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