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Re: A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
I understand where you're coming from, because I feel it is fairly similar to where I'm working at the moment. Chris pretty much nailed it with his post, its something I'm looking at doing as well. Moving to bigger and better studios where I can be pushed, where I can learn more and not just repeat the same old stuff over… -
Re: A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
this all sounds like wallowing self-indulgent forum wank to me. Imagine if everyone striving to improve at art or get a first or better job spunked up all over the boards, we'd all be dripping in jism stop looking for a list of instructions on how to get ahead, you don't need sign-off on anything like that from anyone… -
A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
hey this is something thats flown through my head lately, just wanted to see what others have to say. After coming back from GDC and speaking to many people from here in real life and such, ive come to notice a few things you see I worked at a small start up company in south florida, as one of the original employees.The… -
Re: A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
Alright, I don't mean to be a dick or anything, but it's early in the morning, so you know how it is. Now, I'm not really in the "Biz", nor do I really want to make that my life's career, I treat CG and game art as a hobby and do freelance work to make money. I only have one soon to be released title under my belt. So I… -
Re: A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
its more of a saying than metaphor, but I agree with kwakkie if you make the job your own and kick ass, maybe you'll get somewhere, but if you believe the guy who said it was a joke position then that will probably come true. its best not to listen to negative distractions and head towards the awesome at whatever pace you… -
Re: A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
so rough it out, and just improve on the side is the best bet im hearing. I figured as much, But as sonic said in his best... you have no idea how much ive stressed myself out in this year between working pratically 26 hours (yes a day and some time into the next day straight) at my job, just to work on some projects , and… -
Re: A quest for improvement? (Warning long and wordy)
I don't work in the art industry any more, but here is my two cents coming from a programmer's perspective: Don't give up. At 22 you still have plenty of time to experiment with positions (that sounds kinky) and jobs. If you have the mindset of not taking life too seriously and you are able to have a social life and…
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