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[UE4] Art Deco Train Station
Latest: Greetings! Here is my latest project in UE4, a Train station based on an exaggerated Art Deco style. I started the project with the Train model last summer and wanted to revisit the style. Not including the train, the project has taken about 3 weeks to get where I am now, and I expect to finish it in another 7.… -
How do I fix my workflow for trying to make real-time clothes?
Creating real-time clothes has always been my weakness, and I'm not sure if I have the proper workflow down for creating UV's for clothes with thickness. My current process is 1) Create a base in Marvelous Designer 2) Export out obj with thickness rendered 3) Retopo using quad-draw in Maya 4) Extrude result slightly inward… -
Creating Assets for an Elden Ring-Inspired Location: Roundtable Hold fan art
Hey everyone! I'm thrilled to finally unveil my completed game environment! This is a small-scale reimagining of the iconic Roundtable Hold from Elden Ring. My goal was to improve and demonstrate my skills. I introduced archways with statues (inspired by the original concept art), as well as a grand staircase with a runner… -
Re: [Finished] [UE5] Overgrown Cathedral
Update02: + Went back and sculpted damaged variants of about 6-7 modular assets that are now included + Updated all the textures a bit to be more dirty w/wear and tear on the stone walls and columns (still WIP, may change again) + Tattered up the flags and reduced the roughness of the material, still needs some work but I… -
Re: Artists who left a comfortable position to pursue something ‘bigger’, was the grass greener?
Pirax said: Was the risk worth it in the end? Yes. It was worth it. Do I have any regrets about it? Yes. I wish I did some of that sooner. Did the place I moved to have a positive impact? Yes. I don't mind rambling about my past jobs. Removing the freelance gigs, I had like 4-5 employers, as an employee. After my… -
Re: Getting into the Game Industry (Inspiration of a different kind)
The early years: I grew up with my mother only. We were, and still are, close. My mother graduated from Nursing school when I was around 7 years old. For her graduation present, her father gave her $100. She used that money to purchase a NES. My mother and I probably played every co-op game on the NES together. If I was… -
Re: Game of Thrones – An International Conference - All abstracts and proposals by 30 March 2017
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN: http://www.herts.ac.uk/about-us/events/2017/september/game-of-thrones-an-international-conference DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY 6 SEPTEMBER 2017 9.00-9.30 Coffee and Registration 9.30-9.45 Opening Remarks 9.45-11.15 KEYNOTE 1 – Professor Anne Gjelsvik – ‘The Hall of Faces in Game of Thrones: Facing the Changes… -
Re: Way early stages of a project, planning out UDK scale metrics
The standard US door is at a height of 6'8" to 7', where the average human is around 5'8" to 6'. Also, doorways within games are usually a bit bigger than this. Imagine trying to run through a door way while getting shot at, it may be a bit difficult (especially for one of those super-human types). Many aspects of… -
Re: Meet the Animators - Introduce Yourself
Great idea for a thread, and so nice to see lots of inspirational reels! Name's Adam Bradford, hailing from the beautiful Pacific Northwest in Seattle, Washington. I go by "WeatherMan" because if we ever cross paths I'm likely the tallest person you'll ever meet, measuring in at 7 feet/213cm. And of course people are… -
Re: Finding the right studio
7 or 8 years ago I was trying to find a job in NYC, nobody would hire me for a bunch of reasons, either they were too small or I wasn't good enough, or I didn't know how to do pixel art, I had no experience. There wasn't a company that was big enough where somebody could break in as a junior artist and grow, so after about…
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