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Re: 1950's reference help
I agree, that is a bit more 1930's art-deco meets 1830's steam punk. I don't see a whole lot that says 1950's. In the 50's they where heavy on "the future" "the jet age" sleek designs that would later inspire the "rocket/space age" in the 60's. The US was largely untouched by WW2 and didn't have to focus on reconstruction… -
Re: Can you liveoff freelancing? - tips welcome
i been fulltime freelancing for more than 4 years now. i did inhouse job for another 4 years before that. so to answer your question, YES. as for subcontracting, it depends whether the vendor is an outsourcing house like ArtBully Productions. they can legally subcontract the work to other individual artists. although it is… -
Re: Portfolio Critique Please - Di$array
PryZern Thanks for the kind words! I think my presentation skills arent the best they could be. But Ill try to address this in future projects. Larkbeef Hey pal, first off congrats. How are you finding it? Cheers for taking the time to give some feedback. Yeah as I said to PryZern the presentation work isnt that… -
Re: Baking Normals Topic: Cages. Are they old news?
From my tests in modo baking with a cage generally produces the best results, though they are barely perceivable over a regular averaged vert bake, which is generally faster. With the new baking toolkit in modo, though, a cage (push modifier) is a 30 sec process that I tend to do anyway... edit: I've been meaning to try… -
Re: [WIP] Oscilloscope
@kodde : off-line rendering in Maya/Vray for now. Maybe I'll make a baked low-poly version for real-time in the future. Here is the last render I did : Here is the piece on artstation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lLLq5 I'll call it done for now so I can work on other projecs for my portfolio, but I will certainly… -
Re: The Desert(What can you do with no diffuse maps?)
SirCalalot, Paunescu.Daniel, no problems, man. Best of luck with your project! Hey, Paul, thank you very much! I'm also glad you find the tech interesting. I hope it has some production future. Regarding the camera work - very valid crit, man. Thank you very much! Now that you pointed that out it seems really obvious. I'll… -
Viability of a 3D Character Art Career
Hi guys, I'm new here and want to ask everyone's thoughts on what the prospects for a character art career in 2017 are? I've been a longtime lurker, and have seen the industry change quite a bit over time. The bar for quality keeps getting pushed higher and higher, leaving new artists with many years of learning. I've also… -
FT - Character Artist | Amazon Game Studios/Double Helix | Irvine, CA
Amazon is all in on games. We believe the evolution that began with arcade communities a quarter at a time, growing to the live streams and eSports of today, will continue to a future where everyone is a gamer and every gamer can create, compete, collaborate and connect with others at massive scales. If you share our… -
Rigging Education Survey
Hello, everyone! I'm a Computer Animation instructor at Sheridan College in Ontario, Canada. I'm pursuing my Master's, and my topic is rigging education. I’ve found rigging to be one of the more challenging aspects of our curriculum--and I'd like to figure out how to do a better job teaching it. (I’d also like to use my… -
Re: Concept Artist Journey grey area and uncertainty...
yeah similar I was into a lot of scifi stuff for a while too, Kitbashing is super convenient , something I started doing too. Blender has the asset manager add on , which comes in super handy when you don't feel like modeling or ya know can use for a future or similar project. I saw that Kevin had that blender tutorial,…
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