my special fire phoenix baby~ ^^ awww look at him! iām proud of that fire too man. it was more fun than i thought it would be drawing it!
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my special fire phoenix baby~ ^^ awww look at him! iām proud of that fire too man. it was more fun than i thought it would be drawing it!
these are my characters from a story i made up called Alice in Terrorland! on the top we have Mad Hatter and White Rabbit, and on the bottom we have Dr. Caterpillar and Queen of Hearts. enjoy!
ahhhh it's coming along so nicely! ^^ another wip
wip 2 wip 1
another wip! yay! ^^ it's getting closer to being done~ i'll either give more updates as i go along or i'll just post the final render once it's finished.
wip 1
another chibi to get the hang of this and flesh out a style. i'm thinking on making chibi adoptables to sell
an early progress shot of what i'm currently working on!
one of my original characters chibified ^^
Bag End interpretation
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Bag End interpretation
WIP
Thank-you so much for responding! I do have some more questions for you, but I just really wanted to say thank you for taking the time to respond. I did not expect such a great response! My first question, did you ever try 3D modeling before you went to college? What program did you start off on? How is it getting into 3D modeling? If you were to work for any video game company what company would it be? I can't thank you enough for taking the time to answer my questions. =D
youāre very welcome! ^^ iām glad that my response was helpful to you!
i actually didnāt try any 3D modeling before i went to college. at first i wanted to be a character concept artist when i started out, but after i started 3D modeling, i switched gears to wanting to be a 3D prop modeler instead!
i started out in 3ds Max, and i still use it, and i worked a little bit in Maya. getting into 3D modeling was actually very fun and exciting, although the programs are a bit intimidating when you first start out. however, like a lot of things in this world, the more i used it the more comfortable i got at working in it. now iām cranking out models left and right with ease, even if i am still learning.
as for which company i want to work forā¦there are quit a few. i have a list, but my top five would be Carbine Studios, Naughty Dog, Riot Games, Telltale Games, or Valve Corporation. theyāre all really good companies to actually work for and they also make a lot of games that i like.
Hello my name is Jesse, I saw that you do some 3D modeling. I'm an inspiring 3D environmental artist and have a few questions. First off, where do you seek inspiration from mostly when modeling? What are some tips for an inspiring 3D artist? Thank you for answering, I may have more questions.
hey there! ask as many questions as you need, i really like helping people if i can! ^^
as for actually answering your questions, i gain a lot of inspiration from video games that already exist; wildstar, legend of zelda, indie games, etc. i also gain inspiration from a lot of lore and fairy tales. basically anything that interests me becomes an inspiration. when i gain inspiration from video games i try to see if i can mimic that style, or if i can turn that style into something else (ex. turning something stylized into something realistic and vice versa)
some tips would be something that i do: compare your models and textures to actual video game artistsā work and never stop modelingāand keep pushing yourself outside the box or what is normal/comfortable to you. look at A LOT of video game models. study how they worked the edge loops and how they constructed a particular object. is it all one mesh or is it multiple meshes? what would their reasoning behind it being that way be? is it stationary or will it be animated? is it an object someone will only see at a quick glance when playing or is it something important that the player will have to interact with? the triangle/poly count and silhouette differs because of these reasons, as well as the texture resolution a lot of times.
i would also keep in mind the difference between a portfolio piece and a game piece. portfolio pieces should be made to show what youāre capable of when pushing your limits and a game piece is what will work within the gameās engine, with itās surrounding environment, without overloading the fps on either consoles or computers.
also, visit websites like polycount.com and turbosquid.com; polycount to interact with other 3D artists of varying skill sets (beginner to professionalāi need to get a lot better at doing this too) and turbosquid is a good place to go to if you want to download a couple free models and textures to see how they made it. study the model and its unwrap and see if there are ways you can even make it better or improve on it.
whoo! i got a little long-winded there! XD i really hope this helps you out though! if anything i said doesnāt make sense to you please go ahead and ask me about it! iām not very good at explaining things through words (iāve been told this many times so i do apologize) and iām much better at explaining them through pictures.
good luck to you in your 3D modeling!
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tl;dr - go outside your comfort zone to improve, study actual video game models, visit 3D modeling websites like polycount and turbosquid, and model EVERY DAY
photomanipulation | 2014
credits: girl earrings glitter texture background rose 1 rose 2 butterfly
so i'm labeling this as a WIP because there's some minor changes i'd like to fix (like the wood grain in the guitar's neck and possibly the color to show the markers easier) but it's pretty much done so i thought i'd share. yay!
these are some 2D assets i worked on in a school project. the game is called Mirror Mirror and it's a scary puzzle game. some textures are photo manipulated and some are hand painted, some even a mix.
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if you'd like to play the game send me an ask and i'll give you the link to the download!
these are some 3D assets i worked on in a school project. the game is called Mirror Mirror and it's a scary puzzle game. some textures are photo manipulated and some are hand painted, some even a mix.
i'll have to render out the dolls again, they're getting some weird lighting information, but yeah. enjoy!
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if you'd like to play the game send me an ask and i'll give you the link to the download!
WIP #2 you guys! :D
wip #1
what i'm currently working on! trying my hand at stylized-painted textures. any tips to make this better? this is my first time trying something like this so any help/tips would be very much appreciated! :D
also, you guys wouldn't happen to know how to fix the alpha in the spec map slot would you? every time i turn the alpha on in the spec map my spec gets blown up. not sure what to do. the normal map seems to work fine?