Posted on Thursday, March 31st, 2011 by Malin
This is an update on that female zbrush model I worked on before. Her body (I am hoping) is a little bit more anatomically correct, but DAMN, check out those arms! The title says it all. Ahhh I really have no idea what goes on there. Have to study arm anatomy WAY more.
A friend told me Funcom has openings for a junior environment artist. Mmmmhhh… Funcooooom…. Ragnar Tørnquist <3 After Jane Jensen he’s one of my biggest role models. *u*
I really should work on environments more. Everyone is aiming for character modelling so I don’t know why I even bother, really. Well, okay. I do. I like making figures in Fimo, and I like animating those a’la Stopmotion. I would also like to create figures in 3D and animate those as well, to then create a story. FUN FUN FUN.
Eh, anyhow. I’ll be working 9 to 5 every weekday with a project named Another Air. I’ll be working with game mechanics. Let’s hope I can live up to the task since this is the first time I’ve really done anything REAL concerning it. Hopefully I won’t cross it with too much narrative, which was my last role in another project (which has now completely sunk to the bottom of the sea. Life goes on).
I probably won’t have any time left for 3D, which is a bit sad in a way. I’m just starting to get the hang of it! Hmm, I guess that’s what I will have the weekends for?
Awesome! Don’t worry if you’re not anatomically correct, you can always look that up later on. What’s most important in the beginning is to learn how to use all the tools in 3d-modelling and get first hand experience with the applications you use.
I’m sure you will live up to the task with game mechanics in your new project. Just don’t forget to relax in the spare time you have. No need to get stressed out by your 3D, you still have a whole life of time ahead of you. Opportunies does not arise every day, so better grab them when they do.