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Re: [ Portfolio ] - Brendan Llave, Environment Artist (Almost)
I can see the potential in the scenes but like Ott said you spec does not appear to be doing anything. Also, what is that big empty space on the top right on your spec and diffuse? When it comes to spec you can use a color one, just make sure you understand what colors are used for different types of materials. I would… -
Re: [ Portfolio ] - Brendan Llave, Environment Artist (Almost)
Asa Enochs teaches the first session with Lynn Van Dall teaching the second session. What kind of direction should I be going with my spec maps to keep my work up to par with industry standards? I've seen a bit done with colored spec maps is this a good indication of what I should be striving for? Also should I be… -
Re: [ Portfolio ] - Brendan Llave, Environment Artist (Almost)
It would be a better idea to improve the lighting, get rid of the useless blue square you have in there, do more with your spec map than clicking desaturate and calling it a day, and showing all of the actual textures that comprise this scene. You clearly have more..so what exactly are you showing us with those 3 maps on… -
[ Portfolio ] - Brendan Llave, Environment Artist (Almost)
http://spectaculese.blogspot.com/ Hey everyone, first time poster. I just finished up my first quarter of my senior project class at the Art Institute of California at San Diego and figured before I jumped into the second installment of the class (and polish up a website) I'd run what I have so far through the wringers.… -
Re: [ Portfolio ] - Brendan Llave, Environment Artist (Almost)
Hey, I really like your work here. I see that you have a blog style going, and your kind of posting your WIP as you go but it would be nice to have some final organized presentation sheets at the end. By this I mean, your showing all your stuff, but I have to kind of dig through it all to really get the gist of how this…
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