Do you do 2d or 3d art or both? : r/ArtistLounge - Reddit
WEBSep 6, 2023 · Mainly 2D, although I'm learning Blender for work. 2D. 2d mostly, but I use basic 3d when needed. I'm 2d and photography but I'm learning 3d modeling for designing things, not for art. 2D mostly, but started expanding into 3D due to both hobby (making comic) and academic work (making robots is much easier with 3D printing).
What are some good subs for 3D art? : r/ArtistLounge - Reddit
WEBMay 13, 2022 · A place for artists from all art-related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. Please check out r/ArtBusiness to discuss topics related to business, careers, social media, clients etc. Join our Discord server to chat with members, share art, and get advice ...
Show off your 3d models - Reddit
WEBImage posts must either feature 3D content, or have obvious context related to 3D. When posting 3D artwork that could reasonably be mistaken for a non-3D image (e.g., photorealism, certain NPR styles, etc.), it is a good idea to include a clay or wireframe render to prevent your image from being removed by mistake.
Which art style is easiest for a one-person dev to learn?
WEBJan 3, 2022 · basstabs. • 3 yr. ago. Pixel art is the easiest to make passable art. Hand-drawn is probably the easiest to make acceptable art, although 3D might be as well. All are equally hard to make GOOD art. If you're willing to dedicate the time to learn and develop the skill, you should pick whichever one appeals to you most.
Do you prefer 3d or 2d art and why? : r/ArtistLounge - Reddit
WEBNov 24, 2021 · SPACECHALK_64. •. 2d though I would really love to learn 3d/blender. I am subbed to r/isometric and all the little 3d scenes people make are very appealing. Reply. Artyssala. •. 2D is easier to do, but I like the 3D art more ^^. Reply.
List of 3D Art competitions/challenges : r/3Dmodeling - Reddit
WEBMay 31, 2021 · A place for artists from all art-related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. Please check out r/ArtBusiness to discuss topics related to …
Insomnia, Dangiuz, 3D Art, 2019 : r/Art - Reddit
WEBdowload daz 3d, and pose one of their built in chrachter models how you would like it. import into blender. apply some lights to replicate the lgiht sources in your city photograph, or use that photo to mask an emission shader. take 5 miutes to render scene in blender cycles. clean up in photoshop.
How hard would it be to get a job in 3D Art/Modeling with a
WEBJan 29, 2020 · Ultimately you would be better suited for a technical artist role versus a 3d modeler. No-. I don't know how a computer science BSc would help you with a pure 3D art career (unless you use it to your advantage). Let me explain! The hiring process for a 3D artist is highly based on their portfolio and past work.
Why is 3D art so much easier than 2D? : r/Unity3D - Reddit
WEB2D is “harder” because that’s where the skill is; it trains your eyes in nearly every discipline (lighting, colour, perspective, etc). 3D’s strength is the tool. Studios will hire a good 2D artist over a mediocre 3D artist even if the job is 3D; because letting the computer just “do its thing” is not good enough.
Career path in 3D art? : r/3Dmodeling - Reddit
WEBOct 23, 2023 · A generalist 3d artist who knows the full game pipeline (concept, model, unwrapping, texturing, rigging, animation, engine export and implementation) is vastly more useful in the grand scheme of the video game industry/indie studios than somebody who only excels at modeling.
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