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1. Re: Stylizing your art; getting rid of the greeble

   

   Reply by Steve Schulze · Mar 2011 · Home› General Discussion

   I guess your Team Fortress 2 characters and particularly environments are the obvious example. Forms are typically large and simple and texture detail is often little more than a few well placed brush strokes.

2. Re: Stylizing your art; getting rid of the greeble

   

   Reply by dfacto · Mar 2011 · Home› General Discussion

   I agree with you on greeble. When done well it is awesome, but most often it is a lazy fix for lazy design. Good example is the Gears of War guns, which have excellent forms, but then the rest is just filled in with plates that make no sense.

3. Re: Stylizing your art; getting rid of the greeble

   

   Reply by ikken · Mar 2011 · Home› General Discussion

   I can hardly track what kind of style you're trying to explain, but a few examples that are probably fitting: [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3vc-n9Gx68[/ame] [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf6naKIIuf0[/ame] [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YSXwreNIuYE[/ame]…

4. Stylizing your art; getting rid of the greeble

   

   Topic by JKMakowka · Mar 2011 · Home› General Discussion

   Lately I have been thinking about how to work more effectively on 3D art, and how to make everything look more... well consistent... What the Hawken guy did is of course cool too, e.g. reusing bits and pieces all over the place... but ultimatly you are still dealing with a lot of small details. In general I feel all that…