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Re: How long did it take you to get good?
It took me about a year to get ready for an internship, whilst I was studying communication studies major that did allow me to experiment with 3D. Besides the amount of the time you spent try to also make that time worth it, think what you want to achieve. If you want to become a character artist working on high poly… -
Re: Creature animation (WIP) - student looking for crit
Hey, thanks for sharing! Creature/animal work is really challenging. What I recommend most is to study reference a lot. Focus on how the weight moves and foot contact. Here's a good resource that might help with quadruped locomotion- http://danielfotheringham.com/quad-blog-beta/ This really helped me when I was studying… -
Re: Prince of Persia TTT Animation
Wow, Spitfire, those are some really neat moves right there! They are real eye candy for animators :D But back to the topic. Umar, I also agree with all the above, study references, and study weight shifting etc. Its a good start, but your character is just shifting from one pose to the other atm. Try to add weight,… -
Re: Sketchbook: Hannah
Did a rock study the other night. Inspired by tanathe's 100 studies on DeviantArt, I decided to try and do a couple a week in between my project to get better at painting textures. Also did a new stone texture, which I felt went a lot better than my previous ones I made. :) (The diffuse is just plain grey at the moment,… -
Re: [Suggestion] About HEAJ members posts
I think we don't have same idea of what Hight School is, we call hight school studies that are not university, that you do after secoundary school (between 11 and 18). I'm 20, we're all roughly the same age. This lowers our level i know hehe :P but we are doing technical oriented studies, most students never had 'artistic'… -
Re: Sketchbook: STRIKER
marlfox8 - yea man its hella fun. basically you can make whatever you see fit for that silhouette :) Ravenslayer - thanks man, these kind of comments make me strive harder :) thanks a lot :) Alright so i dove in some realistic head study and this took more time then the speedies......i mean it is a STUDY i guess so check… -
Re: Trying to improve likeness sculpting
I wasted a decade of my younger years on this during my art school time. Did ones dozens of sketches each day . My graduate work was a collective portrait of my friends . Your squint point is very right? A feel of a mass I would say. But decades later I can say it's not a very useful skill or competitive advantage . Nobody… -
Physically Based Rendering - Honours Project Research
Hi guys, this is my first post here. I am currently in my final year studying 3D Computer animation and am studying Physically Based Rendering. I have made a short survey, takes around 1 and a half mins to complete about PBR and texturing. If you have the time it would be incredibly helpful to hear from such talented… -
Sketchbook: Delira
Hello, I thought I should start a sketchbook here to get some helpful advises. Here's a start of a study I'm currently working. Still Life My last study, man with spear. Started from scratch, lost first steps of the process because I merged layers without saving it. Used reference from mjranum-stock on deviantart. 30 mins… -
Sketchbook: Magmabolt
yay first time actually showing my stuff on polycount! So I've always sucked at anatomy so I've decided to start doing speed sculpts and studies and what not, and this is what I have so far... latest head sculpt, looks nothing like my reference but it's much better than previous attempts back anatomy study, based on a…
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