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Creating Textures in zBrush & Photoshop vs Hand painting them
Hey guys, My dream is to create my own game with impressing environment which uses stylized/hand painted textures, cool animations and camera movement and a complex combat system. So I asked myself where should I start and I think the best is to learn modeling/sculpting and texturing first and later I can learn animation… -
The pipeline of environment art? how do you go about it?
Hi my name is Jeff Pultz i have a lot of question about environment art and the pipeline of it. Would like some opinions or workflows from people with experience in that field. A short intro. I have just started on a 3D school where we work with 3Ds max, before that i worked a little with Maya myself. I have 6 month at… -
Freelance 3D Artist / 3D Character Artist
About Me I specialize in creating 3D characters from sculpting (high-poly) to texturing and preparing models for rigging. I have experience in both realistic and stylized character creation for video games and films. My expertise does not include rigging and animation, but I ensure my models are optimized for these… -
Re: WIP - nextgen Survivor game character
Looking really good so far man. I think his head shape feels a bit stylized. Not sure if that's what you're going for but the materials feel like you are going for realism. Mainly his jaw and neck feel really wide and thick so they give off a very stylized vibe. His hair is looking great but I think could use a bit more… -
Re: [Game] Morphies Law - a body morphology driven 3D shooter
I think you're completely right and I should definitely work on integrating the buildings in the landscape - this is my first map, so feedback like this is very helpful, thanks! I wanted to have intense/stylized colours without going for comic visuals, so I had to find a real landscape with near "stylized" colours. This… -
Re: Realistic Drill Press
@Flat Face - Thanks man! I guess the title is a bit of a misnomer, I just thought that having the title be "Drill Press" wouldn't be as good so I put realistic into the title thread. @Thrivius - Hopefully stylized isn't a bad thing! I never really thought about whether my hard surface modelling was stylized, I just try my… -
Re: Pirate castle [UDK]
As cool as this is I have to say I think there's an uncannyness to the texture style, where I'm not sure if you're going for realism or something more stylized. You have a funky concept to work from so a lot of the shapes of the building read as Warhammer-esque and stylized, but a lot of the texture work leans the other… -
Re: Current WIP_Hardcore_Girl_Bust
I agree that it needs to be shortened a bit tho. Also I would add that from the side view the neck looks too straight and the shoulder area is not thick enough. Also the jaw line needs some work to soften that edge, but I imagine its only cause its wip. Is this supposed to be somewhat stylized? I actually like how it looks… -
Re: I make a lady. (possibly nudity)
I still think arms are too short, or her legs are too long, she's stylized, but y'know she can't reach for her toes unless she bends her knees! Charlie brown characters couldn't reach the top of their heads with their hands, because they were cartoon, though, but you have to evaluate if you really want that much of a… -
Re: Treasure chest - How to bake correctly normal and ambient occlusion maps
kdm3d: The bad one has an incorrect normal map. I don't think you should ever try to pass off normal map errors as "stylized". If you want the rounded pillowy look, as an artist you should be do it on purpose in the high poly, not creating a bad normal map and trying to pass it off as stylized. I agree that the pillowy…
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