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Re: Little Cintiq!
justification- -you probably earn enough every month to buy a full-sized cintiq every couple of months -it's a comfortable size for users who take their gear around with them -better screen than practically all laptops out right now. these things are likely aimed at laptop users -a couple of freelance jobs and you've… -
Re: Occlusion Online: PC Wips *Nudity*
$250 for 12 fully textured characters, rigging, skinning and animation? I think you're undercutting pretty much everyone in the world there. At professional rates you're usually looking at around $50 per hour, so you have 5 hours to finish all of this! Obviously if it's just a side project and you don't mind working on… -
Re: If want to get employed, Is it crucial for a 3d character modeler to know retopology ?
If you are talking about games or movies the answer is yes ( just look at the requirements in the jobs posting ). If you are talking about concept art/design, 3d printing or similar than no. There are many freelance artists that make amazing characters/creatures that are not meant for final production so they don't do any… -
Re: Cintiq Alternatives (2015)
if you are on a budget and can't justify spending the money on a Cintiq the Yiynova is good..I would try one out if you know someone with one..I use both (Wacom at the studio) and can't really tell the difference- besides the wacom pens are nicer and have a better weight ...I've had mine for about 2 years now and have… -
Re: Effects of specialized on less known applications to apply a job?
You need to keep in mind that custom tools and scripts get written for specific apps and it can be difficult to maintain tools for a bunch of different apps. It's more likely they would build a set of tools for one app, and you would need two seats of software, which if the studio sees that as an asset they'll go for it,… -
Re: Drax the Destroyer
It's been a while but I was consumed by freelance projects last week. Here are my latest WIP images. I feel that he finally has that accurate physique to the real character in the film. I think his face finally looks like the face of Drax. The two things I'm the most concerned about are the rectus abdomini on the front… -
Re: Render Farms - Do you use them?
I didn't set the scope very well, sorry. Good point on the costs, regardless. What I'm thinking of is something smaller and more game artist oriented, small studio or freelancer. Even with a beefy system, an AO or curvature map takes quite a while to bake. On mine, I can't really do much serious work during that time. For… -
Re: Artists Will Be Appreciated
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Hello Airwolf, I am interested in working on 0AD as a 3D Artist- I can both model and animate characters, and all the other parts between: texturing, rigging etc! As my CV demonstrates, as seen here, I have worked on video game pipelines before as a freelancer and within teams with deadlines and pressure to finish on time… -
Re: [FINISHED] Dishonored 2 bust
@Asura Thanks a lot Asura :) @leopenaranda Cheers ! Can't wait to see it with proper materials as well. I'm not really sure what technique I'm going to use for the hair but hair cards are definitely first on the list of what I'll try. Times are busy with freelance work taking me hostage again but I'm happy to share both my… -
Re: Using an unlisenced version of maya for commerical work
Best idea: Keep using Blender, then get a job at a AAA game studio that uses Blender... oh wait, there isn't any... Always use the best tool for the job. But if you want to work at a studio, you'll be mostly using max and maya. Blender is awesome if you want to develop your own game or freelance/work commercially and you…
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