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Re: Drunk bought a 3d printer.. Where do I go for information??
https://www.thingiverse.com/ Is what we referred a lot of people to when I worked at a 3D print studio. Its got an education section as well...though looks quite different than when I used it. I would download some models from there and examine them as part of your learning process. I never made too many things with… -
Re: Input for a total Beginner
So, I am pretty new to posting anything on the site and i am a student with still a lot left to learn, but i like to be contributing so i'll throw in my two cents. Honesty, for just starting, what you have produced isn't half bad. You seem to be aiming at what you can reasonably pull off and i think its doing you good. You… -
Re: Looking for 2D Art Teacher (PAID)
There's a lot of information out there on the fundamentals and perspective drawing. Why do you want a teacher? You would be able to pick up a few tutorials here and there, set some home work to challenge yourself, then post your work up here on polycount to get some feedback. I would say that posting your work here would… -
Re: Post your instagrams
instagram is all about engagement and community, a lot of people look at it as a superficial platform full of T&A, but if you look deeper, there are some passionate fans and discussions going on around their different communities. Search for related hashtags to what you are posting/interested in, then go like, leave a… -
Re: Hawking my goods.
Thanks guys. Glad you like them! I would if I could. I think if I get a premium account I can give out voucher codes. Its something I think I will do eventually but i'll see how things go with the free account first. WOW!..thanks man. You are my first customer I think. Feels strange selling my design for the first time. I… -
Re: Western Adventure - Cowboy
Yeah, this guy does not look like a cowboy. You've got some inaccuracies to deal with. They can all be forgiven since you're in the UK, but I'm a Texan, so listen up, kemosabe... I think I see conchos on those Levi's... those little metal buckle things along the leg seams? They only came on leather chaps that went over the… -
Re: Sketchbook: Johan Carlsson
One of the 3d art schools in sweden launched a character competition between the 3d art students in sweden just a couple of weeks ago. This is my concept entry so far. Now I have like 2 weeks to finish off a highpoly, lowpoly and get the maps needed to make it look good. We're allowed to use 2048x2048 Normal maps, diffuse,… -
Re: Making a Basemesh for Sculpting
I too have searched for the answer to these questions and I've asked a lot of people. I'm only a student myself so I may be off here, but anyone that knows what they are doing will usually respond with "Well, it depends". It seems like that is an answer that you will get anytime anyone asks anything about the # of poly's… -
Re: [Portfolio] Blake Guyan- jr environment artist
It's a nice start for a student portfolio. Your presentation could use some work however. 1) Looking at each asset should be like one stop shopping. For example, I should be able to see the finished asset of the shield, the wireframe, and the texture flats all with the clock of one button. You're artificially expanding the… -
Re: [heaj] Quake3 model - some kind of asian cyborg
Thanks all for the feedbacks I have already see your heads thread, looks great, maybe I'll give it a try (hem, don't know if it's correct :P learning learning...) [ QUOTE ] The texture has a great quality to it. If you clean up you're unwrapping and waste less space there will be more room for you're great details. [/…
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