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Re: SC2 Turret wip.
This is really nice. The thing that stands out to me is that the blue paint on the rounded base plate thing screams Photoshop. It looks a bit too much like it's been painted on using a digital application, rather than being real paint that's been worn down. Maybe try first blocking the colour in as a sharp-edged… -
Re: Normal Map Help
Here's a little tutorial I wrote for CGChat a while back, maybe it will be of some use to you. http://www.cgchat.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=20424&perpage=15&pagenumber=1 Also you say you used the default settings for exporting the .OBJ files from Max to ZBrush, try fiddling around with them (if your model is all… -
Re: getting back into drawing
Very jaundice, very blurry. You should try to work in solid brushes and block in color shapes. You might want to read over and do some of these tutorials, http://www.gfxartist.com/features/tutorials (Digital painting tips, tutorials and techniques) As well as give these a look, http://itchstudios.com/psg/art_tut.htm (VERY… -
Re: Special LARGE FAT expense account
[ QUOTE ] They pour millions into the production and get great results. [/ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Eyetronics was founded out of The University at Luven, Belgium in 1998 by 3 people that were looking for a cost effective and efficient way to do 3D images of people and objects with a portable solution. [/ QUOTE ] Sounds like the… -
Re: Props and stuff!
I advise you increase the resolution on other parts of the texture, instead of just making copies of the table leg. The legs look exactly the same, but a bump in the UV space on the tabletop could really help. I also think you should work on improving the look of the texture overall. 3DTotal has some great tutorials on… -
Re: HANDHELD photogrammetry, high ISO, AI denoise... Doable/Advisable...?
Yes, this is my take as well. Most modern cameras apply digital corrections for distortion and chromatic aberration as well, this theoretically could make some difference at the processing stage. I assume the stitching software also reads the focal length info in the EXIF so it has an understanding of the FOV of the image… -
Hair Cards - Feedback
I've just finished my second project attempting hair cards, it's something I'm wanting to try and improve on to be a better character artist. I would really appreciate feedback anyone has because it's a difficult thing to get right, and I want to improve! I used xgen to generate the hair and marmoset to bake the hair… -
A thought on 3d art referencing and plagiarism
Hi all, while I was getting some feedback and critique on this: https://polycount.com/discussion/217196/wip-my-ar-journey#latest a friend pointed out that I've made the 3d model look exactly like the original piece and textures in real life. Since then, I've been wondering if creating an exact 3d model out of real-life… -
Good ways to capture many complex structures to reassembe them for visualisation!?
Hello :) I'm looking for a solution to capture complex mechanical parts from the real world to reassemble them digital. The options I'm aware of are photogrammetry and CAD-scanning. Are there more possibilitys and which one is the most practical method for visualisation? For the visualisation i prefer Maya. Are there… -
3D Environment & Prop Artist / Generalist
Hello everyone, I’m Neil Burgess, a 3D environment artist and generalist from Manchester, England. I’ve been working with graphic design packages since 1991 and have over 5 years experience with 3D modeling. My skills include but are not limited to: Prop modeling UV mapping Digital sculpting PBR texturing Environment…
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