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Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
A good question that came up with a coworker of mine at Martin Brinkerhoff' Associates. If an environment artist is strapped for time, perhaps very invested in providing a wide-range of styles, and still can polish, would a series of dioramas instead of a WHOLE level be just as effective for an environment portfolio piece… -
Re: Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
Absolutely. This comes to mind, as a solid example of what you'd want to shoot for. -
Re: Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
Yes. Honestly most environment piece I've ever made for my portfolio is a diorama. I've never made a level for portfolio/personal. That would be more of a World Builder/Level Designer/Level Architect position I imagine. Also it allows you to focus the viewer better. A good read on that topic is:… -
Re: Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
Yeah dioramas are cool especially if done tastefully like Scott Homer's piece. -
Re: Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
Yeah, man. A cut-away or diorama is fine. Literally what Geezus posted, Scott Homer's work on his diorama scene comes to mind. -
Re: Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
Dioramas are awesome! but Personally I've always built bigger things, obviously it takes a ridiculous amount of time and effort to do it but I also feel like the best environment pieces out there shows an artist that can create a bigger environment with excellent skills in art-direction, composition, modelling, technical… -
Re: Environment Query: Would a polished Diorama be portfolio effective?
Agree with Geezus and garcellano. Most employers are aware of how much time goes into creating a large-scale environment and would much rather see a very well done albeit small diorama rather than an expansive environment that is half-assed or rushed because there was too much ground to cover.
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