Thanks for looking! If you like what you see, any critique and feedback is completely welcomed, especially if you hate it, or my workflow!
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External link →Gimme like 5 more years of learning hard body modeling and ez pz
Isn't that right /u/riot_fragloser /u/riot_preeti?
Yeah this looks cool!
If you're interested in working on weapons for games I highly recommend taking a look at some full high poly > low poly > substance painter > marmoset/ue4 tutorials. Back when I taught a Props + Weapons course after work, I recommended Simon's tutorials to my students if they wanted to continue learning. Looks like you're using Blender (I do too!) so maybe the first one would be a good fit. Arrimus3d also has a great collection of free high quality tutorials you could take a look at as well!
https://gumroad.com/simonfuchs
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLxt9ZAGPLIpcuPkSTGOJ9iZssTG3o1a0p
Thank you so much! My dream job currently is to be a 3D artist for a game company like Riot, Blizzard, ect. Figuring out that Blender was so packed with potential really inspired me to go for this, I will for sure check out these tutorials and follow them closely, again I can't thank you enough, any feedback from devs like you really means a lot :)
That's awesome! All of us started wanting to work on games in some way. Fragloser got there a lot faster than I did career-wise, but we all ended up here eventually. It sounds lame but honestly pursue what you're passionate about and work extra hard, and in some luck! Eventually it can work out!
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