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Re: Breaking into the industry-The world has you chained to a rock
First of all, you need to focus on more important things like getting a homebase setup. I was in the situation when I was 17, only I wasn't lucky enough to live in a big city. I had to camp in the woods until I found places to crash and eventually rent. Your work has promise but the presentation and type of work doesn't… -
Re: Critiques on my Portfolio PLEASE! :)
- The fire extinguisher could use some grunge on the handle, and also some dents and dings. Right now the paint looks like its wearing away and old but doesn't look like anybody has bumped into it or anything. Try condensing the different angles down to 1, max 2 images, as a recruiter won't want to scroll through 6 images… -
Re: RGCA - Adopting ICLone 6 as an Animation Platform
Reply by jgesq · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Reallusion Game Character Animation Contest[embed]https://youtu.be/1_8qekDj3co[/embed] Today was all about importing props from Google Sketchup and learning how to create sub-props and then texture them with a random assortment of low-rez tiles. Lighting and smoothing models and adding elements as needed to create a dramatic shot coupled with my first use of Mason… -
Re: About to graduate, heres my Demo Reel!
Keep in mind that, except for animators & f/x artists, the still images in your gallery are far more important than your demo reel. I know art schools still emphasize the demo reel, but it is far more important for prospective employers to study your work in detail at their leisure. Create a page for each project, and… -
Re: Kramo Portfolio Review #1
Ok, so I thought I'd post seeing as I myself, am in a similar boat to you. I studied game design at University finished with a top degree and enjoyed doing game stuff; I still want to work in games however took the first studio job I was offered and at the mo am a 3D artist for a architect/vis company. Its no where near… -
Re: [Portfolio] CY - Environment Artist / Hard Surface
Hey Chris, Technically your work looks sound and as long as you keep working at it you'll keep improving. Keep looking for critiques and making progress. What i think your work is lacking is story. Whats going on in these scenes or with your props where have they been who owns them how are they used and why? I like your… -
Re: Sci Fi Racer
I don't know if lowpoly is the best way to go first. I know this is a legit way of starting but it is usually when you know your tricount and you need to get the silhouette down with your tricount first and then match it with the highpoly. At the moment you are not even sure what you are modeling. If you were to start with… -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - March & April 2017 (47)
I think I should post my progress more frequently. @Jesse Walsh and @DkuCook , both hammers look awesome! This is my first time giving feedback, so, any feedback on my feedback is welcome, haha. @DkuCook, Your model resulted really really close to the concept, it is great. Your textures are cool, but I feel that the color… -
Re: [Portfolio] Kyle Parsons/Frump, Character Artist
Wombatinahat: I am planning to add a contact page that will have my phone and email address. That is definitely something that's missing right now. I had my contact info in the footer of my old site and didn't like it being on display for anyone to see. I don't think I'll remove the props as I don't think they detract from… -
Re: Video Arcade- W.I.P. Environment Art
There is a lot that can be improved. I don't think your normals are actually doing anything for you here. I worked when i was 15 for my uncle, he fixes and sells pinballs and arcades. So i had the chance to be around arcades for 3 months straight haha So here is what i always notice. At the bottom you see a lot of dirt and…
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