FREE 3D Designer
by Liam Quirke · in Jobs · 09/27/2008 (8:51 pm) · 8 replies
I'm looking for a project to work on in spare time
i have experiance in 3D creation and am normally very promt to help others if they get stuck
i have experiance in 3D creation and am normally very promt to help others if they get stuck
#2
09/29/2008 (12:19 am)
Not really lol i can post up some of my work though 
#3
09/29/2008 (4:42 am)
It's probably a good idea to do so when asking people to work with you. Are you new to the gaming industry? 
#5
im a final year high school student(i finish in 4 weeks)
ive been making 3d models for about 4 years and have became rather proficient
Sample of work:
09/29/2008 (7:51 am)
Yes and noim a final year high school student(i finish in 4 weeks)
ive been making 3d models for about 4 years and have became rather proficient
Sample of work:
#6
i perfer my other main site though lol
www.sw-models.com
note not all the content on this site is mine and nor has it been updated since the start of the year
nether of these sites have my better work on them...
i do a lot of request work.
heres some samples of some request work i have done:
btw the alarm backward thing on that model was fixed lol
09/29/2008 (7:54 am)
Yes it is christian but that was made before i knew even how to model well 4 years ago or soi perfer my other main site though lol
www.sw-models.com
note not all the content on this site is mine and nor has it been updated since the start of the year
nether of these sites have my better work on them...
i do a lot of request work.
heres some samples of some request work i have done:
btw the alarm backward thing on that model was fixed lol
#7
Just keep practicing techniques and crunching out artwork. Try to study the techniques and practices used and displayed on the game artist forums, gameartisans.org and polycount. Post your work on the communities and get critism and improve.
One final suggestion, just remove the site you have at present in order avoid potential employers getting pulled into the ruck of being swayed by first impressions. You have a good solid base of knowledge the only avenue open to you is to progress.
Hope this helps!!!!!!!!!
10/10/2008 (3:53 am)
Judging from what you have posted on this forum, I would say that the quality of work is a bit basic and you need a bit more practice. I am just trying to be constructive so don't take it to heart.Just keep practicing techniques and crunching out artwork. Try to study the techniques and practices used and displayed on the game artist forums, gameartisans.org and polycount. Post your work on the communities and get critism and improve.
One final suggestion, just remove the site you have at present in order avoid potential employers getting pulled into the ruck of being swayed by first impressions. You have a good solid base of knowledge the only avenue open to you is to progress.
Hope this helps!!!!!!!!!
#8
10/10/2008 (4:43 am)
Its more that i host my other site on the same account but i will put the pages on restricted 
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