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[WIP] [UE5] Futurokyo
Hey there Polycounters, it’s been a long time since we posted something on here! We decided it was time for a new stylized environment piece! At the beginning of this project one of our artists initially decided to start working on a small diorama scene, with a mission to broaden her skillset and refresh our studio’s… -
Re: [UE4] Edwardian Interior
Looking good! I can't really say if it's worn enough or not, though, since it's not in a scene yet. In and of itself, it looks great - although, nowhere near as ornate as the rest of your references? Two things that stand out to me: The wood underneath of the keyboard looks too repeated, like a printed piece of laminate… -
Re: Sci-Fi Sniper Rifle
Modeling looks good, but it looks like you modeled it straight to the concept without any further interpretation as to what and why pieces are where they are. Your model should help elaborate on the concept and bring it to life, by pushing the elements that have been drawn in that one state. To me it seems as though the… -
Re: My day out
The whole city's infested with hippies. I hope they all disperse before my hour-long bus ride to work tomorrow morning. War is inevitable, there's nothing you can do to ensure war will never occur. The country that refuses to fight or defend themselves will soon be obliterated if they are holding onto anything valuable at… -
Re: Portfolio Critique
@PolyHertz Oh wow, that's some feedback I definitely wasn't expecting, I'll be honest! No one ever mentions my 'material primitives', let alone suggest they're the best piece! They're good but I don't think they show any usable or transferrable industry skill other than an ability to work realistically and hand painting. I… -
Re: Can a regular guy really break into the industry "by himself"?
I should also mention that most game programming gigs would also probably require you to relocate to wherever the company is. Game companies prefer to keep their core coding teams in-house, even more so than their art or qa teams. Programming is the backbone of a technical industry, after all. Because so many game… -
Re: Entry Level Positions in San Francisco?
Ninjas, definitely agree with where you're coming from. I certainly wasn't expecting to land an industry job as soon as I walked off the plane. Competition is definitely fierce, even if I have to continue working retail for a while just the opportunity for networking seems to make it worth the risk. I'm pretty sure I'm the… -
Re: Article about the end of our world... sort of
There are upsides to the recession too, when the world get shitty people start spending more money in things to take their mind off how shitty things are. So this recession could be helping fluff up the game industry. There is a point where the economy gets so bad that people don't have enough money for media and sales… -
Re: LA or Montreal?
Hi Froggie!!! :D I live in Montreal, and I moved here from LA. I would say for the most part, LA is a lot better than MTL unless you're completely fluent in french (like Froggie), or young and single. Rent is a bit higher in LA, but the taxes in Montreal are the highest in North America. To give you an idea, if I made my… -
About workflow
Hello :) I'm fairly new to Zbrush, still experimenting and discovering new applications, and tweaks. I'm sorry if it souns silly but i'm here to find help after all. I must say i'm kind of "lost" when it comes to start a project, because i don't really know the "typical" way to achieve the final work through different…
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