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Re: Job Hunting question
I don't think its harassment, you're letting them know you're active and that your interested. It gets you portfolio back in front, in case it was shuffled to the back. The only possible red flag it might send up is if you don't change enough and what you had previously wasn't what they where looking for. You want to make… -
Re: [seeking direction in game dev career]
More and more Environment Art has started to develop a number of sub-categories. Different studios break it up in different ways, but here are some of the roles that fall under Environment Art. Prop Artist – Pretty self explanatory. Model and usually texture prop objects. This is one of the easiest jobs for studios to… -
Re: UV layout
That's such a great visualization ! Straight to the point. Adding to the above comments, if this current body texture was to get scaled down to 1024*1024 (for instance if an hypothetical game was to be set to medium settings, or as the texture gradually loads and mips up during a cutscene), this is all that would be left… -
Re: Why do some people sink geometry into the objects, and some are merging vertex together?
I usually merge meshes together wherever I can but there are a few exceptions. Reasons for merging vertexes: * Merged vertexes are much easier to bake maps from as you don't have overlapping geometry on the lowpoly. This is a big time saver and produces much cleaner bakes. * Merged vertexes have fewer visible hard edges.… -
Re: (Critic Welcome) ConceptArt Portfolio
If you don't mind me dropping my two cents here, in my opinion, your strongest suites are your environmental design pieces (though you draw a lot of man-made constructions and almost no environments with only organic matter) and your prop design pieces. If you want to specialize in that area then that's cool, but if you're… -
Re: Career path advice
First decide what it is you want to achieve. Do you want to do environments or characters? Once you make that choice, focus solely on that, drop the others for now. You want to really drill into one discipline and do it well rather than trying some scatter gun approach with a bit of everything. You can always develop other… -
Re: JEFF! A Knight Wizard.
Joopson: oops! Thanks for reminding me :P Completely blanked on finishing the eye. killingpeople: Yeah, the plaid-- I wanted to make the skirt more of a fabric instead of a plain color. Thought red with blue would unify the armor and cape colors, but instead I should probably drop the busy plaid and give the red some kind… -
CoD: AW Supply Drop code for Xbox One giveaway
First come, first served. PM7D6-7FKXW-VYDVJ-2YJK3-MY6TZ -
Re: Next steps to getting an internship/junior role
I think it is great that you are reaching out to get a new perspective and get some help, kudos to you for that. Personally id say pick a field and learn that field. So focus on lets say props, make some kickass props and shape your portfolio around that. Or maybe environments and make one really good environment. Right… -
Re: Student portfolio help & advice
Hey OP, You can improve a lot. For example it still seems you are really weak on modelling. Can you maybe start doing these. It starts simple, but it is really good practice. http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=129938 http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=132146…
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