#DevelopingSkills

[being-mughal]

Aladdin (Abandon In Future)

It is the concept of mixing the ancient story of Aladdin with a sci-fi theme is a creative and innovative approach to storytelling

By using red and blue color theory will add a layer of depth to the visual narrative and potentially represent different themes such as warmth vs. cold, past vs. future or reality vs. illusion.

"Color psychology in games and film: The impact the colors blue and red have on our perceptions of good and evil." I took this writing from a LinkedIn blog post you can learn more about it by visiting the link given below

Mainly the idea was that in scifi city where Aladdin came to be stuck and his lamp became lost and he is standing in an abandoned futuristic city But I was unable to find the proper idea to portray my imagination in a limited time.

Then i finally found the idea to show something good.

I used the science lab that I created in the beginning of my 3d modeling career and a lamp that i have downloaded from the website Turbosquad.

By using Blender for modeling and unwrapping followed by texturing in Substance Painter which provide the result in high quality.

After applying maps, i adjusted the lighting and environment volume to make it life-like.

Then i rendered it into Blender. Here some results given below

[ellie-bygrave]

Development Project 2: Arcade Machine

Final renders for my arcade machine project!

I'm super happy with the finished product. I'd like to get some input in my next class about the use of the normal maps on the metal base section as I'm not sure if they're high enough quality or if it would be better to just use actual geometry. I'm not 100% sure about polycount etc when making an asset like this so it may be better to look slightly less good but have reduced polycount, although some feedback I received on Polycount explained that recently low polycount is becoming less essential in making good game models.

I decided to do a couple of colour variations and use the different arcade games from Cyberpunk 2077 as well as the original Roach race that I used just to show some variability in my models. The same with the stickers on the machines.

[eric-sadahire]

“Sucking at something is the first step to being good at it.”

Say tiny cowboys experimenting with magic

[usnewsper-business]

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[abhinavuhblog]

Practice 1 - Developing Skills

Introduction

Hi, I’m Abhinav Rshikesan Nair, an automotive enthusiast & an environment artist from Kerala, India. As I'm pursuing my master’s in Games Art & Design from the University Of Hertfordshire, I have to do some projects based on 3D. I'll be sharing more details about those projects through this Blog post. 

1. Red v/s Blue 

This was the concept given for first week project, and we had the freedom to use our own ideas or concepts. 

Idea 

I thought of many ideas and as it’s my first project i have decided to create one scenery in unreal using my limited knowledge. As the concept was based on color, I finalised my idea on creating a lighting setup with a logic.

Process 

I just modelled a box with 2 winows on adjacent sides to make it as a room from inside.

And then placed directional light in a way the rays pass in to the room the through one of the window. I added one Rectangle light and placed it inside a fluracent light which i have downloaded from 'Quixel Bridge'.  

After that I have changed the color of rectangle light to blue and changed the angle of directional light to make it look like sunset. This made it look like Red v/s Blue. And then, to make it look like a room, I added some properties from 'Quixel Bridge' and also textured the wall. This was the final output of Red v/s Blue. 

Resources 

Quixel Bridge - https://quixel.com/bridge 

#Developing Skills #Red v/s Blue 

2. Places of Mind

This was the concept given for second week project, and we had the freedom to use our own ideas or concepts.

Idea

An environment with a water body.

Process

I have started with creating a landscape by sculpting the irregularities of ground.

Then made a customised water body with the help of water plugin which was available in unreal itself. And to make the landscape look real I added some grass and trees to ground using foliage mode and with the help of procedural foliage spawner.

Final Output

Resources 

Megascans Trees: European Black Alder

Quixel Bridge - https://quixel.com/bridge 

#Developing Skills #Places_of_Mind

3. Light & Shadows

Idea

Third week's topic was Light and Shadow and i decided to create a workshop or room with a light, so that it'll provides both Light & Shadow.

Process

For the Scene I modelled a room in Blender 3.6 and later it was imported into unreal engine.

And then, it's textured using material from 'Quixel Bridge'

After that, a rectangular light has been added to the scene and some properties were placed from Quixel.

Final Output

Resources 

Quixel Bridge - https://quixel.com/bridge 

#Developing Skills #Light&Shadow

4. Nostalgia & Memory

Idea

A room with a 90's television playing 1983 worldcup finals.

Process

The Modelling of the room is done in Blender 3.6.

Made a space for window & adds a window downloaded from 'Turbosquid'. Then inside this cube a retro TV and a table are placed (from 'Turbosquid).

Then the camera pans forward & sunrays are entering the room through the window & the 1983 Worldcup final is being played in the tv screen.

Resources

#developingskills #nostalgia&memories

5. 3D Printing

In this project we have to model something & we can 3D print it.

Idea

A Sword from the game League Of Legends.

Concept

The sword used by one of the powerfull league champion Garen.

Process

First we set our reference image into our software, here i used Blender 3.6. Then i have started modeling its sharp pointy part.

After that, I focused on the handle and designs.

Then atlast, finishing the model by adding it's ornamental parts.

Final Output

#Developingskills #3D_Print

6. Technical Wizardry

Introduction

In this assignment, we focus on making a perfect blog. For this I'm chosing one of the previous week project, 'Light & Shadow'.

Idea

As i'm interested in automotive visualization in a real looking scenary, I always tries to make projects with such contents. Here I'm gonna create a garrage with a car modelled by myself.

References

I somehow managed to find the concept matches with my idea.

Process

I have modelled a Nissan GT R34 in blender with the help of blueprints provided in google images. Also, the garrage building is also modelled in blender and later imported to unreal engine 5.3.2 and textured with 'Quixel bridge'.

To make it look much more realistic, i added some properties and details to the scene from 'Quixel Bridge'. Adding rectangular lights to match the flurascent blubs, and walls with brick texture, which is perfectly UV rayed.

Final Output

Resources

Quixel Bridge - https://quixel.com/bridge 

#Developing Skills #Light&Shadow

[glenn-silva]

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[jaenellehilligas]

Week 3 of @davidsuhphoto "How to be Photogenic" course was focused on the job of the photographer. The lighting, the angles, the backgrounds, the props. 📷 For my assignment, I decided to get into some comfortable clothes and use my husband's truck as a background and posing tool. I also have decided that all my photos will be done outside this time through the course. 📸 #davidsuh #davidsuhphotography #howtobephotogenic #onlineclass #onlinelearning #neverstoplearning #developingskills #photography #selfphotography #selfie #modeling #davidsuhphotomission #suhphotogenic #autumnsuhmester #suhlfie #outdoorselfie #outdoor #semiselfie (at Badger, Minnesota) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjj7JWvui8E/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[bill-kaulitz]

The Importance of Learning Business Skills for a Successful Career

When it comes to the 21st century, learning business skills is essential for a variety of reasons. Not only are they useful for the job market, but they also help you stay productive. Whether you're running your own business or just managing one branch, you'll want to know how to effectively manage your business. This article will look at some of the most important skills you need to succeed. It's also important to remember that you can learn these skills at any time.

Business skills can be divided into two categories: technical and soft. The technical skills focus on the management of resources. A person with a strong understanding of business will be more successful in managing resources and achieving goals, while understanding how a business works helps them understand consumer and organizational behavior. A person with an understanding of these skills is more marketable than someone without these skills. The following skills are important for anyone working in a business, but they're not necessarily necessary for all positions.

Sales: Selling is an art form. Everyone has sold something at one time or another. But the most effective sales people rarely leave a meeting without an order or commitment to continue negotiations. And financial management is an important skill for any salesperson. Good planning helps a person make better decisions. The ability to handle money and budget effectively can help an individual plan their activities. Having these skills is essential in many fields, including the work environment.

Communication is essential for a successful business. In any company, achieving business goals is not possible without a high-performing team. By using effective communication skills, employees will be more productive and efficient. Likewise, effective managers will be able to motivate and inspire their team. These skills are also essential for effective management. In order to build strong relationships, a manager should be able to communicate effectively with others. This means being able to communicate verbally and in writing.

Developing your skills is crucial for a successful career. Today's successful organizations are increasingly data-driven. So, it's important to have skills that can help these organizations achieve success. By learning about the latest trends in business, you can increase your odds of landing a good job. And if you're a rising star, you can take advantage of opportunities that have already been created. You can also take advantage of online courses to improve your skills.

There are many other important business skills to learn. In addition to knowing how to manage a team, you should also learn how to motivate your team. A well-motivated team is crucial for any organization to be successful. For example, a good leader can inspire their employees to work harder. Moreover, an effective manager must be able to develop a positive relationship with their customers. The ability to motivate their team is the foundation of any successful organization.

[strodefad]

More charcoal action in the life class this week and a look at the structures of the hand.

[lbtc]

Monday Quotes

New knowledge is the most valuable commodity on earth. The more truth we have to work with, the richer we become - Kurt Vonnegut. 

[ellie-bygrave]

Personal Project - Healer Kit

I've mostly textured the syringe now. I used lots of vertex painting and masks to try and wear the edges and I'm pretty pleased with how it looks. I may make tweaks once the rest of the kit is finished to make sure it's all of the same quality and style.

[thepaintedharpy-blog]

Timelapse of my last post.⠀ .⠀ .⠀ .⠀ #fantasyart #elf #elvish #lotrart #figuredrawing #instagood #loveart #visualart #visualdevelopment #visdev #visualdesign #sketching #sketchdaily #developingskills #illustratorforhire #illustrag #illustrator #illo #illu #doodle #freehand #drawing https://www.instagram.com/p/BuR3xmJAwbb/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=lv2s9cdkt83y

[usnewsper-business]

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[abhinavuhblog]

Practice 1 - Developing Skills

Introduction

Hi, I’m Abhinav Rshikesan Nair, an automotive enthusiast & an environment artist from Kerala, India. As I'm pursuing my master’s in Games Art & Design from the University Of Hertfordshire, I have to do some projects based on 3D. I'll be sharing more details about those projects through this Blog post. 

Development Project - 01

This was the first final project on semester - A. To do this project i chose one of the weekly project titled Light & Shadow.

Idea

I thought of many ideas and as it’s my first final project i have decided to create one scenery in unreal using my limited knowledge. As i was interested in Automotive visualization, i thought to create a garrage.  

References

I refered some pics which was available in google images for the concept.

Process

I started my process by modeling the building in Blender 3.6.

I made a plane mesh and extruded it's 4 sides upward to make it look like a room. And then made a upper birth platform and stairs resizing cubes, also handrails.

I have then added a roof to made it look more realistic.

And after that i exported this model from Blender 3.6 to Unreal Engine 5.3.2 as FBx format and textured it with adding materials collected from 'Quixel Bridge'

To make it look like much more realistic, I added some properties which was available inside 'Quixel Bridge' and added a rectangular light.

After that, I thought, placing a car which i have modelled will make it look like a garrage.

So i recreated Nissan GT R34 in Blender using it's blue prints.

This model is later imported into unreal and placed with in the scene of garrage. And the final output was not so perfect as the car texture was not so good.

Final Output

Resources

Quixel Bridge - https://quixel.com/bridge

#Developingskills #Developmentproject #Light&Shade

Development Project - 02

I'll be sharing my second final project for Semestar - A. For this project we can choose any previous assignment done for weekly project. So i chose the project done for the topic 'Places of Mind' for developing.

Idea

I have thought of creating a environment with a water body & an historical remaining of a building near to it.

Process

I have started with creating a landscape by sculpting the irregularities of ground.

Then created a customised water body with the help of water plugin which was available in unreal itself.

And to make the landscape look real I added some grass and trees to ground using foliage mode and with the help of procedural foliage spawner.

After that, I added some natural properties and created an imaginative historical building remaing with the help 'Quixel Bridge'

And to make it look more realistic i made some adjustments in 'Exponential Height Fog' and got my final output.

Final Output

Resources

Quixel Bridge - https://quixel.com/bridge

#Developingskills #Developmentproject #places_of_mind