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Re: DISCUSSION: Is game art enough for a videogame to be "timeless"?
Visually speaking, games and CG in general tends to age pretty rapidly and severely. Maybe it's because technology and artist skills improve by leaps and bounds every year. Maybe we'll see less and less of it with time. -
Re: Speed painting thread
here a few 20 min sesions done for the new cg chat comp trying different method than i usualy try.. enjoying it! edit: is it looking a little bleached out to anyone else?? Jody -
Re: ulnar nerve entrapment
cheers FAT_CAP, yeah, its slowly getting better. its still numb, but no as uncomfortable now, which is a relief. Who would have thought you could get sports injuries doing cg:0 -
Re: Adventure Time!
There are so many good shows on. I started noticing now that I have kids. Flapjack is fantastic. Fanboy and ChumChum is my new favorite. so great, art and animation (its CG) is so good. -
Re: How do you view normal maps in Maya
I have no idea if this will help, but you could try Vailias' Maya CG Shader. It looks very useful. Haven't tried it myself, but I will soon enough as I'm having similar problems over here. -
Re: Animation Thread
I made this for a class a little while back. Actual production time was about 4 months on my own so I kinda ran short on time. It's a CG short. http://www.merge3d.com/projects/RetiredFinalSm.mov -
Re: re - rejoining the army
nahh , its fine, was a good post. I have cut down a bit of late, might start running/cycling again. Problem is doing CG art/vid games is not the most physical of pursuits. Gonna get the garden sorted out next week and remodel the house a bit. should help with giving me a bt more stamina. Even mowing the lawn is quite… -
Crocopede Art Dump
Hi. This will serve as my art dump. I make games on my own... and when i get a chance to break away from logic i try to improve on my CG. Majority of my work will be low poly assets and rendered in game. -
Re: Virtual Reality
Daaamn...spending my currency, I could cobble together a fairly decent Gaming/CG rig for what that Index alone costs in USD! anyway not a VR fan...yet, so I'm giving it a miss this time. -
Re: What are some of the most well known Blender Tutorials for a beginner?
As others have mentioned, CG Cookie is a good starting point. There are other tutorial sites as well once you get comfortable with Blender. http://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/ http://www.cgmasters.net/ https://www.youtube.com/user/CGAstym/videos
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