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Re: Where to begin learning?
Digital tutors is best for beginners. There are lots of tutorials there. http://www.digitaltutors.com/ There are also learning paths in DT. Check it and it will help to learn step by step. http://www.digitaltutors.com/learningpath/ -
Re: Folio Panel video GDC 2015 (or How Polycount Jerk Lost A Job Despite Good Portfolio)
Damnit, now I have to go being a douche at CGTalk instead, what a hassle. But yeah, don't be a douche overall as this is the digital age and the web never forgets. -
Re: NoteSlate - DO WANT
- no antialiasing ( one of our best feature ) is this a marketing joke or what? :o however to be fair, this is quite useful for restaurant, or any work that need quick note digitally -
Re: sketchbook poll
i used canson.. but just yesterday i think i found a digital replacement for my sketchbook. easier than carrying your colours and pencils around :) -
Re: Sketchbook: boudreau22
Some drawings from my digital sketchbook, well, 1 guy's with a china marker. Second image is my more recent sketches. C&C welcome. -
Re: Crap artist can't get job, whines about it
yes, i was just joking ha ha ;) but yeah i think people are more humbled by traditional work than digital when it comes to giving it a shot. -
Re: Character Design courses in London, UK
I'd just take some life drawing classes and work on the digital side of it at home. What do you want to do exactly? Concept art for characters? -
Re: Braid - PC, Mac, Xbox Live - Review by ZeitgeistReview
Sounds like any value system anywhere, actually. sounds like life. folks rarely take an objective look at their values.. *cough cough digital art* -
Re: Mudboxing stone
yea that ZB tut for the rock face is awesome, done by a guy from weta digital, the technique is pretty simple and easily applicable to some modular rock pieces. -
Re: Reference material
Thanks guys, it's hard to find actual brickwork references of york minster for my project, might have to go up there with a digital camera and take some snaps.
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