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Re: GDC Portfolio Review Wrap Up
I think the bigger issue is that some people looking for jobs may be applying too broadly. I agree that you should only make art that you like making: be it DOTA, Blizz-like, or realistic. The problem is showing art to studios that do not match the styles you like to make. My suggestion is limit who you show your work to.… -
Re: best ambient occlusion method?
For realistic stuff? I just bake AO in xnormal, and that's it. Just plop it in the AO slot as is. So there's no workflow, it's just baked. :) But I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, really, because you go on to describe baking the lighting in DOTA style and adding a gradient for visual pop. Just FYI, neither of those… -
Re: Resume Critique - Jessica Dinh
Thanks for the feedback everyone! I am currently working on a full environment, which should be done before I send my applications around. For my 'About' section, I will cut it down to: "I am pursuing a career in game development as a 3D environment or prop artist". I'll cut the rest out, or move it to the cover letter… -
Re: Joe's MA Game Art Thread
Taking some time away from the final to work on another module. It's not a game art module, so what I produce doesn't have to meet any specific standards, but rather it has to be relevant to what we were taught, in this case the module is media discourses, and my chosen area is realism. So I'm creating a stylised scene,… -
Wanting 3D Environment Artists – Pre rendered
Please note that at this stage we can only consider local applicants as we will require you to be working in Edinburgh on-site. Edinburgh-based Interference Pattern is currently recruiting 3d environment artists for a range of pre-rendered projects. Ideal candidates should have examples environment of both realistic and… -
Find your next environment/prop artist here!
Hi! My name is Beth Carter and I am an experienced environment and prop artist. I specialize in stylized architectural work but have experience and enjoy working with organic designs and more realistic styles as well. I am affordable, reliable and easy to work with! In addition to remote freelance work I am also available… -
Re: 3D Game Character "Paladin"
I adore the armor, very solid shape and design. Good materials, interesting to look at. I personally don't think the face/body suits the style of the armor. They're well done separately, no comment there. But imo don't work together well. I do have two comments on the face, first one being that I think the lips could be… -
Re: Real Mario - Playable Character
If you're going to do a realistic Mario, you're gonna need realistic animations. Otherwise it looks odd, as you said yourself. I'd add a transition between the idle and the run, so that the character blends from idle to walk to run, rather than idle to slow-mo run to run. The anim where he picks up the flower could use… -
Re: Famas 3D Model
Thanks for the feedback Benton! I was trying to go for a more realistic look. The image you posted appears so far from the ref images I have collected. Although I do like the CoD image, it seems far from realistic, almost completely constructed of metal. It does look good, though. The Famas (in reality) is mostly plastic… -
Re: Hacker's Apartment [WIP]
Yeah, in graphics you often need to sort of exaggerate the degree of bevel in objects that you'd see in real life. It's technically less realistic, but it ends up making things look more realistic because it reads better. The way light hits beveled objects in your scene makes it clear that they're not just perfectly angled…
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