The good news is that you don’t have to choose between 3D specialisations right away, and even once you have, you can always add another on top of your existing one. The bad news is, well, there aren’t any bad news about it, really. So that’s also good news. Where Everyone Wants to Work Guerrilla…
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We have all been there. When we sculpted our first monster head in ZBrush, only using the Standard Brush (with a mouse). When we drag-and-dropped those realistic-looking materials on our finished model (with no UV maps, because who needs those) in Adobe Dimension and hit the render button. When we saw a video in which…
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In the early 2000’s, I was fortunate enough to work at Hungary’s largest game developer studio at the time, Philos Labs. This is where my 3D career had begun, first modelling with LightWave (taking makeshift lessons from a colleague in the evenings, paid for with beer). When the studio decided to switch to Maya, I…
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Epic’s jawdropping Unreal Engine 5 tech demo, “Lumen in the Land of Nanite” has been released just recently, granting a sneak peak into next-gen video game graphics. While the Tomb Raider-esque presentation was very engaging and fun to watch, I couldn’t help but feel some level of uncertainty about how much this technology is going…
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Webdesigner, and its very popular specialisations, such as User Interface and User Experience (UI/UX) Designer are the most commonly offered design jobs in the industry today. They are also excellent career destinations, so it isn’t surprising that lots of people search for webdesign courses, both on- and offline. Not many of them know, however, that…
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What Makes a Video Game Artist? Well, that depends on a handful of things. A few years ago, I would have started with looking at two different directions, depending on how many dimensions your artwork was visible in. Nowadays however, most everyone needs (at least some kind of) 3D expertise to be able to get…
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Working from home isn’t for everyone, and it may be tough to acclimatise if you’re not used to it. Most difficult of all though, is cutting back, or stopping altogether, some activities we do in our free time—especially those which involve being outdoors. So, here’s the deal: to avoid cabin fever, boredom, and anxiety, keep…
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