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Re: Need Tutors
http://www.google.com Not to be taken the wrong way. I suppose I've always taken the stance of doing all of the research that you can by yourself before reaching out for help. I've found you'll learn more that way, rather than just asking for a teacher or tutor to hold your hand through something. I really don't see… -
Re: Blender 2.5 Crash Course (Not For Retards)
[ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icqPZnD_3lA[/ame] Here is my retopology video. I just demo my workflow and give some pointers that apply to all programs. As far as features I demo, I show you ctrl+ click extrusion, projection snapping, shrinkwrap modifier, relax, vertex group "locking, knife tool, edge loop… -
Re: What's up at Infinity Ward...?
I think thats a really good point, I always find it really frustrating seeing the publishers name and logo plastered everywhere and hardly anything from the developer, Its as if the publishers takes credit for all the developers hard work. Its like me paying for Marko Djurdjevics pencils and paper and saying I want my… -
Re: Are you attending any animation school or self learn?
I'm a graduate of the traditional animation program at algonquin college in ottawa canada. For my limited 3d experience, I am completely self taught with the generous help of polycount and some paid tutorials and dvds (as well as free ones) Learn the basics with pencil and paper or clay or whatever real mediums there are… -
Re: Drugs and creativity.
From my own experiences (bearing in mind drugs have an uncommon effect on me), I can't even fathom how people could sit infront of a monitor and try to get some work done, nor pick up a pencil and draw. Concentration is an impossible thing for me in any drug-related state, I couldn't imagine getting anything productive… -
Re: Questions oh questions...
Why is it too late? Are you crippled with arthritis? Are you unable to move a pencil? :P Anywho, I really recommend "The New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards". I haven't hugely got into drawing myself yet, but the start of this book really helped alleviate the (fairly common) belief that drawing is… -
Re: Sculpting on a cintiq 12
I don't think it's worth it ergonomically, its biggest advantage is its biggest flaw. Drawing on the screen. Your either going to strain your arms or most likely your neck and a later on nodoubt your eyes. I found after using one that I prefer an intuos, altho its awesome to use and the notion is attractive it's still very… -
Re: Sketchbook: Jeremy Minor
Whoa damn. Those pencil/pastel drawings are freakin' awesome. Your texturing work is real solid, as well. As far as your digital illustrations go, as lighting studies and showing a general feel, your environments are great. I'd love to see them taken to the next level. As far as your character digital paint goes, it could… -
Re: Old school pixel art question
I use my install of Photoshop 6 for pixel art, using the pencil tool for details. ImageReady came with the install, and is useful for animations, and setting up palettes (master palettes). I'm currently working on a project creating games for the DS. One DS screen is 256x192. For images that take up both screens, there is… -
Re: Need clarification about PBR Rougness+Metalness workflow. Please help!
Yeah or the pencil button to open the file directly, or go to /data/mat/textures/. Oh and one other thing, it was touched on in your other thread but its worth mentioning again as you've refered to a roughness map. By default, Toolbag 2 uses a gloss map, which means black = rough surfaces and white = smooth surfaces. With…
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