Hey #portfolioday

Good timing! After 15 years at @ubisofthalifax.bsky.social I today opened myself up to new (mostly remote) work opportunities.

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and call the episode title ‘Found’.

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It’s so obvious what won. It was inevitable.

Wildcard

I did do photoreal materials in the past, this was from 8 years ago.

Stylized Exploration : Patchy Grass, caponeart Was inspired to do a grass texture after watching JohnnyNode's latest video, also I noticed that my last grass material in my portfolio was around 6 years old so a good time to test my progress. I'm s...

Latest material www.artstation.com/artwork/nJNOa4

Latest;
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Latest piece

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I just realized you don’t like any of these games I’ve mentioned. So for you, probably October/November (GTA6, Switch 2 release)

Feb = monster hunter wilds, like a dragon pirate one and AssassinCreed Shadows. MGS3 remake also rumored.

January 31st for Sean (citizen sleeper 2)

In February

I presumed M&L was a remake? So it’s a brand new game based on an old IP?

Not played the original. Was the section you speak of also in the original?

The only GOTY podcast I listen to. Only #TCGS has Indiana Jones vs Alarmo

I can’t believe you picked THAT game as GOTY. Seriously?

Might be missing the point here but…compared to the mega drive version?

I’ve enjoyed these for such a long time, they have helped me get better at providing feedback for other artists as a lead. Like you say, I’ll often just listen in the background. It’s such a rare and unique resource, thanks for sharing.

Substance 3D Community Digest, November 2024 A still from the short film 'Mortem,' by Florent Bizec and Frederic Colin.   Time ticks inexorably along, and we’ve already crept past the end of November. But let’s say that the start of the holiday ...

Did a little interview as part of #adobesubstance community digest page for November;

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My first ‘games console’ 😰

Daints!

I've worked out that over my 20yr career I'm at about 20 released games vs 30 cancelled games. It's actually the topic for episode 5 of my podcast (due 26th Nov) where I ramble about the negatives and positives of cancelations. ('game artist walkies' Spotify/Apple). Hi btw - good to see you here!

It’s a tricky balance. Too early and it gets in the way of artistic exploration and freedom. Leaving things too late however is a snowball effect that affects momentum of visual progress whilst you find/fix issues. It’s all about defining a review process that works for both artists and producers.

My little weird game art podcast has began. Type 'Game Artist Walkies' into Apple/Spotify. Also on Youtube; youtu.be/0D7iUY3rgYs?...