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Recruiting Artists And Vanilla JS Programmers at Worlds End Entertainment
As a student currently enrolled in Computer Programming, I have found it difficult to obtain an internship with my limited knowledge and underwhelming professional experience. Most companies I applied to required 3-5 years experience, which seemed impossible to achieve if I was not given the initial opportunity to be… -
Re: Moving to Nottingham (UK), any advices?
Nice places in Nottingham inlcude Beeston( fairly studenty), Sherwood, West Bridgford. Avoid St.Anns at all costs:0 I am actually moving up there myself shortly, London just became too dear of late. Rents in nottingham are pretty cheap. I used to rent a 3 bed house with a garden for about 550 pounds per month. Driving up… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | May - June (66)
@Donato I am an amateur as well, so take my advice and opinions with a lump of salt. Regarding your current textures, my tip would be to layer on some grunge maps and add imperfections to your textures in Mixer. Small things like dust, smears, and worn varnish can add a lot in terms of realism. Quixel has an… -
Re: First GDC: What Do?
I'd put together a day to day plan of what you'd like to do. The maps are found here so you can also familiarize yourself with where things are and spend less time trying to figure out how to get from place to place. Last year I spent the entire time in the career pavilion and had a set of studios I'd go to each day, but… -
Re: Online Applications & Connections
Disclaimer: I'm sick and for some reason it has decided to spread into an ear infection today. So Please don't take this the wrong way, I'm going to be brutally honest. I'm writing this because I like your work and I've been in the same position as you are right now. I've been in the spot of applying everywhere, hearing… -
Re: Portfolio thread
Thanks for the advice and inspiration. I am indeed branching out a lot. I'm not really going to graduate from my uni though as I'm going for a credit based contract instead of a bachelor degree contract. My uni has 3 different major lines with each their own 3D and you only get to pick one major. I found this a bummer and… -
Re: First portfolio website, critique and advice wanted
Just to start off sculpting is a valuable skill for any artistically creative discipline in the 3D Industry. Definitely have a look at ZBrush as it's probably the most robust, and most used. There'll be some good start-up tutorials on YouTube, and DigitalTutors stocks a decent ZBrush series that I used to learn the basics.… -
Re: Does a good 3D Artist need to be a good 2D Artist?
Great points here. Really liking reading people's opinions on this. One more thing I wanna add is to this: This is so true, I totally agree with this. And I'd like to add a point to it too. And that is that for the people usually asking these questions, students, aspiring artists, etc, it comes from a point of "what do I… -
Re: Spin: My graduation short, fully rendered in Viewport 2.0
Well the majority of time was spent figuring out the concept, since it's so surreal it was very hard to make sense of everything. The art direction was also pretty heavy since we needed it to be quick to make, simplified and geometric but not "dry" looking. Also, I knew we're gonna render everything using VP2.0, which is,… -
Re: Switching from Max to Modo - Tips?
Hey so i also plan to switch to modo. The reason are the prices for Autodesk products. Its not really affordable ;( I love Max and im thankful for free Student Versions. But 200 Bugs for a Month? Come on Autodesk...This is a price for a 3 Months Subscription in my eyes. Compared to Modo its round about 4 times more…
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