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Re: Sci-fi Environment: Chambers
It's looking pretty awesome! The design confused me when looking at your piece, there appears to be a pretty narrow hallway leading to a stairs that lead to...nothing? When checking your concept I found out that those other doors are accessible because the stairs seem to be a sliding one, wonder why you took that out and… -
Re: The Death March Problem of Crunch Time.
I agree with the article to a great extent. Im 23 right now and the way the industry is going I dont know if there is any point for me to continue, like the article said "creativity burns out" and when it does I dont want to be just another burned out artist at the age of 30 something. So whats keeping me from not quiting… -
Re: Help I went backwards in 1 night!
I don't believe in artist block, modeling block, writers block or any other creative block. There are just excuses. There's always something you can work on, if you have trouble with one, just leave it for now and work on another aspect of it. When you scrub away at one thing and it's just not turning out, you've already… -
Re: Siamese Triplet 2D
Your dude is leaning slightly to the left. I'd suggest a slight rotate and skew to make him look balanced. Good choice for a master study, peppi is da bomb. One thing to take note from peppi's piece is that he used a pose, standing isn't really a pose. This gives the drawing movement. That will add a lot to a drawing. He's… -
Re: Valve considering user funded game development
The only reason this might work is because this is valve. I'm also excited by the prospect of a highly motivated creative team being able to make whatever the *#&($ they want. Don't see that often enough. I'd be willing to pay 40 bucks to valve for that, Hell i almost feel like i owe it to 'em. Sure the game might crash… -
Re: How to become a game artist?
invest heavily in chapstick, kneepads, mouthwash, and practice suppressing your gag reflex. The stuff other people have mentioned works too. The thing about this career (and most creative careers) is that you can't fake it. You need to have a strong and varied skill set and be able to demonstrate that you are dedicated and… -
Re: Contests and Prizes...
I understand Julius and what you are saying makes sense in some ways. That is one of the reasons I wanted to ask the community how they felt about something like this. I don't think I'd be able to make my $1000 go far enough to make it worth paying individual people to make 7 characters as separate "jobs"... it takes too… -
Re: "Have you played your video games today?"
I get very tired of facing a stereotype that couldn't fit me worse. I don't think I'm particularly smart or motivated, so I guess that is why I use myself as an example of successful homeschooling. That, and I don't personally know of any other examples. I was actually kicked out of Boy Scouts. They didn't like that I… -
Re: Giacometti sculpture fetches £65 million at Sotheby's auction
Crikey, open your minds people. Good art teaches you a new way of looking at things. If there was no Piet Mondrian and his theories of colour and compasition then there would have been no Mirrors Edge, one of the most striking games to come out recently (not much fun but that's another thread!). That Giacometti sculpture… -
Re: Modeling male African American
*that's what stylizing is, based on actual anatomy, but exaggerated, or downplayed, or just changed up in shape even. Based on is not the same as anatomically correct, which is what you said. You can clearly see that his anatomy is based on actual anatomy, as he has the correct muscle, in the correct place, even the same…
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