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Re: How do you guys create Roughness maps for PBR? Any examples? Also a few questions.
Hey check out this video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvOQYUjAw_Q - Physical based Rendering - A practical Workflow for 3D Artists- Featuring Substance painter. -
Re: sketchbook: robertg
you should check out: Gnomon Workshop, Practical Light and Color - Theory and Application with Jeremy Vickery if you havent. it helped me a great deal. -
Re: Question to freelancers about "flat fee"
A good practice. For flat rate projects, 50% down, then rest when completed (or milestone). Clients I have had for a long time are 10%~20%. -
Re: Artist habits
This is SO me! Yeah I'll try to get to speed stuff. But somehow I feel that speed stuff are not portfolio worthy. Is it? Maybe just for learning/practice. -
Re: [Workshop] Looking up for a modeler for a DOTA2 project
did you ever find anyone to help you out, i am a student and could use some practice, this is a fairly easy thing to model -
Re: Sketchbook: Macchiarto
it started out as a practice with the demo head using the planar brush, but when i got a hang of how the brush works, i just couldnt stop. -
Re: Problem with specular maps
true, you should also point him to your camera tutorial as well http://www.marmoset.co/toolbag/learn/pbr-practice. Lots of great stuff there -
Re: Colorizing value paints (2D Painting)
Generally it's better to simply paint in full color, but that requires more practice. Colorizing grayscale is OK, but IMO the end results tend to look flatter, not as dynamic. -
Re: Environment concepts, painting over 3D block ins?
From what I understand this is a fairly common practice. I know Valve does it and many of the Gnomon concept art tutorials use 3D bases. -
Re: New as can be! Any tips on where to start?
Do you plan on creating current-generation game art? Certain practices in high-poly modeling still translate to low-poly game art.
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