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Re: How long does it take to learn 3D art?
I know people that have been doing 3d everyday for 5 years and they suck. I know people that have been doing 3d everyday for 2 - 3 years and they are so much better than the person thats been doing it for 5 years. I always hear "practice makes perfect" but that's a load of shit imo, if you get taught how to bounce a ball… -
Re: How to improve my Portfolio.
Your work's good. Like everyone else has been saying, if you want to improve, make more! Try something new and different. Maybe go for a different art style than you're used to. Or pay homage to a movie or something that you really like. Challenge yourself to create a piece within a set amount of time everyday. Something… -
Re: Star Wars - Redemption ( FanMade Project )
Hi there ! It's been a long time, I've managed to find some time recently to work on the lowpoly, UVs, bake, and finally the textures of this new outfit for Mevenn :) I don't make new armors for her everyday so It was really refreshing going back on art choices in a way to define the character further than what's already… -
Re: Real World Material Definitions
Hey man I totally agree with everything apart from this little passage: From a previous post: Yes in case of a new-ish factory produced asset, roughness will probably be uniform. But if you are doing a worn asset it's quite logical to assume that it's not going to be brushed by everyday use where AO is. So you can add… -
Re: Silo 2.3 update
This is highly, highly over exaggerated. I said before I use silo 2.1 everyday, I really do use it everyday, I don't even shut it down. I load new files, but that's it unless it restart my computer. I almost never have crashes, or at least fewer than with zbrush and maya, and my silo is set to autosave every 10 minutes and… -
Re: #100 Anatomy Study
Are you using a base mesh. I think you would learn more from starting from a sphere or other primitive. else you will most of the time end up with a similar shape like you have now. I don't see that many differences between the sculpts. I'm doing a challenge like this myself. I'm sculpting some piece of anatomy myself… -
Re: Self-Employed Cabin Fever
The thing is, If you are going to do freelance, Do it right at least. Make you Room/office friendly and fun to be in. Make yourself a schedule, so You can stop at a certain hour everyday and be able to disconnect and spend time with your love one. Its easy to overwork yourself and end up isolating yourself, Plan it right… -
Re: Interior Environment with Hero Assets WIP Log: 1960s Apartment Crime Scene
Very nice :) this has a solid and clear story beat, and the scene has a great foundation. As you continue refining it, consider pushing the secondary storytelling details further. Adding personal items—such as photos, handwritten notes, or scattered everyday tools—could hint at who lived here and deepen the narrative.… -
Re: [Portfolio] Joshua Lennen
BradMyers82: Thanks for your compliments on the site. It WAS a disaster on Friday, but is much better now, and can still be made A LOT better, but that will come with a little more time. I TOTALLY agree with you on making everyday characters. I'm in the process of one right now that I'll take into XNormal at a later date.… -
Finding an entry level position in Environment Art / Help with portfolio
Hi everyone. I am an aspiring environment artist whose had a little bit of a struggle finding a junior/entry level position or internship to get that much needed experience. I just recently graduated from university with a 2:1 in Games Art and I have been working on portfolio everyday since I finished. After applying to…
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