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Help wanted and offered / Re: Daniel Thomas - 2D/3D artist
« on: May 10, 2009, 05:15:54 AM »
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Help wanted and offered / Daniel Thomas - 2D/3D artist
« on: May 09, 2009, 03:22:46 AM »
Hi, my name is Daniel Thomas and I consider myself a 2D and 3D artist. This summer I will be available for freelance work, but I can only afford doing paid work.
Current Portfolio : http://danielthomas-artportfolio.blogspot.com/
I have experience in:
>[2D]
Photoshop
Cosmigo Promtion (pixel art)
Toonboom (animation)
[3D]
Maya 8-9
Mudbox
Crazybump (textures)
xNormal (textures)
[GAME DEVELOPMENT/ENGINES]
Adventure game studio (point and click editor)
Wintermute (point and click editor)
RPGmaker (2D rpg editor)
3Impact engine (3D engine)
Unreal 3 Editor (3D engine/editor)
Projects I have been involved in:
Picaroon - point and click adventure game
<a href="http://playgroundsquad.com/Falun/project/view/projectid/79/showPager/1" >Time of vengeance - hack 'n slash game[/url]
<a href="http://playgroundsquad.com/Falun/project/view/projectid/84/showPager/1" >Umbral Promises - FPS/puzzle game[/url]
If there are any questions or interest, don't hesitate email me!
Contact: zyndikate@hotmail.com
Current Portfolio : http://danielthomas-artportfolio.blogspot.com/
I have experience in:
Photoshop
Cosmigo Promtion (pixel art)
Toonboom (animation)
[3D]
Maya 8-9
Mudbox
Crazybump (textures)
xNormal (textures)
[GAME DEVELOPMENT/ENGINES]
Adventure game studio (point and click editor)
Wintermute (point and click editor)
RPGmaker (2D rpg editor)
3Impact engine (3D engine)
Unreal 3 Editor (3D engine/editor)
Projects I have been involved in:
Picaroon - point and click adventure game
<a href="http://playgroundsquad.com/Falun/project/view/projectid/79/showPager/1" >Time of vengeance - hack 'n slash game[/url]
<a href="http://playgroundsquad.com/Falun/project/view/projectid/84/showPager/1" >Umbral Promises - FPS/puzzle game[/url]
If there are any questions or interest, don't hesitate email me!
Contact: zyndikate@hotmail.com
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Community bulletin board / Re: Historically First WME One Room Game Competition Announced!!
« on: November 28, 2006, 07:19:26 PM »
If anyone want graphics done I would be able to do it (background, gui, items). Just send over a PM, with script and some information on what you need done(if its not clear by the script).
EDIT: I do 2D graphics.
EDIT: I do 2D graphics.
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Community bulletin board / Re: Do you actively use WME for game creating?
« on: November 25, 2006, 03:01:20 PM »
None yet, but the script is almost ready and will be started when I got my hands free..
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Game design / Re: How do I begin???
« on: November 25, 2006, 05:58:56 AM »Personally, I think that I prefer 2D characters drawn by me, because they will look exactly like I want them to look. But I don't think that 2D BGs are as beautiful as pre-rendered ones. Here is where I need some information...I know its kinda old, and you probably dont even care anymore.
With paintshop, will I be able to add complex texture on my BGs? Also, what about light and shadows? Or animated scenes??? Can I add some flashing lights with sprites?
I, myself, prefer 2D backgrounds. I never been a big fan of those 3d adventure games(well, alone in the dark doesnt count
), but its totaly up to you. Think I would have in mind if going for 3D pre-rendered ones is that your sprites might actually not fit on it at all, but then, Im not sure how you mean, you can use cellshading and all that to make it fit 2D more. You also ask about paintshop capabilites, I would say that it stops with the artist, its just a medium after all. Making beatliful 2D games is possible, with flashing lights, subeams going thru windows, and 2d characters casting shadows. You just need to be creative, you can paint the ligth on a new layer and use it as a sprite or such which you can switch on and off, etc. Texture a background to death isnt such an good idea, the spites wont fit. It will make them look very flat since they will miss alot of details, and detailing 2D characters will only make it hard to animate.
You can study some games thats on the market and see how they solved problems that they might have.
here is a background of mine with 2D characters in it:
The background doesnt have much textures, but the sprites fits, and I think thats the important thing - making the whole game fit together.
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Technical forum / Re: 2D and 3D animations
« on: February 20, 2006, 10:12:35 PM »
Probably depends on if youre an animator(2d) or a modeler?
Since I never touched a 3d-modeler prog I would do mine on paper and scan, then use something like flash or Moho to do the betweens to make the animation smooth.
Since I never touched a 3d-modeler prog I would do mine on paper and scan, then use something like flash or Moho to do the betweens to make the animation smooth.
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General Discussion / Re: #600 - The unofficial introduce-yourself thread
« on: February 07, 2006, 08:52:13 PM »
Hello!
Im 21 years old and from sweden
Atm Im just studying, no special major.
I would say my favorite adventure games are: Monkey Island3, Simon the sorcerer2, Sam and max
Im 21 years old and from sweden
Atm Im just studying, no special major.
I would say my favorite adventure games are: Monkey Island3, Simon the sorcerer2, Sam and max
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