You don't need motivation, you need structure. You need to practice and study. Don't worry about waiting for inspiration to hit, it's a waste of time. The more you practice, the more mature your skill becomes, the more refined your ideas will be. If you wait around and procrastinate too long someone else will take your…
Diploma will work as a proof that you know how to do the stuff you are studing. Means practice and start making samples and all. Diploma is not just one of those things that if you have it doesnt matter how good it is it will work for you... Unless someone is in the dire need to hire a person based on their Diploma and not…
Haha! Thanks for the great advice Ott. Yeah, I think i just need to practice more. I've already learned alot from the boards here and continue to learn more every day. I'll keep practicing and checking forums to learn abit more aout how it all works. Once i start getting into more complex shapes and things, I'll be sure to…
Hey there PolyCount,James here, a 17 year old Games Dev student from the UK. I'm here with a little practice painting of a sword I felt like drawing, however i'm not sure i'm happy with how it's turning out. I'm a beginner as you probably can tell, this is my first try at a real painting and not perpective or anatomy…
Hello guys,i have been practicing with different models around this forum(JUST PRACTICING,I DONT MEAN TO SUBMIT THEM) So i took noblebatterfly's concept: ( which can be found here ) and i reshaped a bit to give it to pudge. so here is my model! I dont know what to do next..I need to have an item with 350 polys and mine has…
Im getting back into game dev after a many years away, you know, because of life. So my question came about as I was considering the best way to do LoD's I got some of what I would call higher poly stuff that I was looking to reduce etc. I went through most of the stuff in the polycount wiki on LoD's that started to answer…
Oh and if you want to buy yourself carefree practice time, consider doing national guard, get the gi bill which pays you to go to school. Do some easy degree and spend all your time them practice your art. Could even do an art degree. Probably useless but doesn't matter cause you aren't paying, and if.it exposes you to…
Just like you have to work on and practice modeling and texturing, you also have to practice on focusing and finishing projects. Set a goal to finish the work you start, and work on that. I use to start projects all the time and never finish any of them. So I set my goal to finish what I start before I do the next one. And…
That's very nice work :) Coincidentally I think i saw this sword on skyrim nexus a couple of days ago (skyrim modding site) :) I'd love to see this textured. I'm doing some low poly stuff now (including a few swords and daggers for skyrim) after a few years without doing anything, luckily i didn't loose all practice but…
looking good so far man, longhairprod is correct with his crit. I'm guessing you are planning a highlight pass later tho. I think practicing this style has lots of practical uses, and there are definitely many companies that still mainly do diffuse only work in the handheld sector. I guess my point is, getting really good…