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Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
@Alex Javor I really respect your opinion as you are coming from a side that I basically agree, but you oversimplify this. My contract situation is a bit different than the regular teams as I am just insourced for a couple of months (mine is actually worse, but that's a long story and I deliberatly decided to stick to it… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
1. you learn how to fix pipes you get a job as a plumber and you make a living out of it. 2. you learn how to lay bricks you get a job as a bricklayer and you make a living out of it. 3. you learn how to code and you get a job as a developer and you make a living out of it. 4. you learn how printing machines work, learn… -
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NikhilR, you lost me. I don't really understand where you are going with ur argument. Your calling work done by top Srs at AAA companies student level work? Anyways, I just know how I view candidates coming in for jobs at companies that I have worked at. Folio always comes first. If the folio is solid, then connections,… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
Well I work in QA at 3rd party and the models that come in for us to verify for art passes look well like student work, full of student level mistakes which we bug and send back to fix. Everything from stretched textures to deformation issues, to flipped normals, proportioning issues, missing body parts.etc Its like there… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
100% agree with all of that Tim. I remember watching one video that very dramatically told the tale of one of these poor guys who got all excited that he finally landed a job in AAA at Taletell (however you spell it). He upped and moved his family only to lose the job before it started, and of course now they were in… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
Honestly, don't worry about the likes or follows, they will come with time. If you truly create even just ONE character that is exceptionally well done in every aspect of character art, that WILL open doors I guarantee you. -
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Thanks for judging me while hiding behind your anonymity. Its great that you put yourself first before everyone else. Though probably not the best attitude for a lead, don't you think? Why don't you come out of the woodwork, so its more transparent to the apparently low and mid tier artists languishing beneath your god… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
Well if you enjoy doing what you do, you are definitly not wasting your time. Wasting your time would be creating thing you are not really into just to get likes and followers. I strongly believe that doing art for likes and people's appreciation is the worst way you could go. There are tons of people like that on… -
Re: Does making 3d characters really pays off ?
@mustacheman lol. i agree in pricnciple but itts a question of degree. Is a solid leader worth 50 times as much as vertex pusher nose picker? Yeah. More like 300x more. But not 3000x. That's absurd. But you also have to keep in mind, being the leader is a service. If you don't have a mindset of service, you gonna end up… -
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And one question I got -- and don't atke this as sarcastic it's a serious question -- but why are so many long time industry vets putting out tutorials and such? I get that a lot people are geniunely nice and want to give back. I can't say how much I appreciate it. I've been able to learn 3d from home because of all the…
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