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Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
like ive said in my post before im at my 4th year the long stretch , and everything ive been taught has been self taught because my school was a shady mess and so were the teachers. ive watched Gnomon, Digital Tutors, Eat3d,Cg Academy,CGW and many more tutorials online and cannot seem to get anything out of their videos… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
i have been modeling and texturing for days on end making models to show my diversity in differing props, i have been literally doing nothing but watching tutorials and trying to get the foundations which i lack off the ground. my whole break has been modeling and texturing whatever i can to make myself capable. taking in… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
I think you should try some of the Texturing courses at DigitalTutors They are great! http://www.digitaltutors.com/subject/3d-texturing-tutorials -
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I can relate to your struggle with learning how to texture. I would consider myself far from a natural talent in that respect. But the good thing is everything can be learned and through practice and observation i have improved quite a bit over the last couple years. A good starting point is to take a very close look at… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
Here's my brutally honest opinion on your portfolio and what you can improve: 1. Skip the games section. Unless you want a job as a programmer I think this section would only hurt you, as to be honest the games look sub-par. Besides do you really want to show something on your portfolio that you just spent 2 days on? 2.… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
It is good to be fast and get stuff done but when you're talking about a portfolio its quality over quantity. Sounds like you had to do a lot of learning outside of class which I know is frustrating so make sure to utilize all the free tutorials you can find especially here on polycount. I subscribed to 3dmotive during my… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
ok thank you all for your advice i didn't mean to sound put off by them but i have been dealing with a lot. by countless hours i've spent 2 years solid on modeling and i have way more assets than these. The reason i post the times is because that's what I've been told to do from other resources because speed and efficiency… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
I to think that you would enjoy doing environments. I would suggest you'd do a scene where you can do different kinds of props of different level of complexity. Preferably props and structural elements with different materials, it's good practice for you but it's also something that help an environment to feel a bit more… -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
tl;dr version I need a tutor in texturing. -
Re: Student Seeing Portfolio Review for 3D Artist Position in Games
Calm down man! everything will be alright :) You don't need a tutor, you just need patience! Sit down, figure out what you want to do and just work at it :) simple as that, work hard, accept crits and don't be TOO hard on yourself.
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