I finally finished my latest tutorial, Texturing and Look Dev for Production.
In this tutorial I go through in detail my process of texturing and shading an asset for a production environment.
If you are interested, find out more through this link: https://gumroad.com/l/AAFCk
I hope you guys enjoy it and learn something new!
Here is my finished Orc piece, which inspired the creation of the tutorial, and still renders of the final helmet asset, generated in the tutorial series.
Great tutorial！ I learned a lot.
ReplyDeleteWill you make another tutorial show us how to texture and shader this ORC skin? Cause the ORC looks so perfect, we all dying to konw how.
Thanks Wilson!
DeleteA skin tutorial has been on the cards for a while now, so I will see what I can do. Thanks for the support!
Looks interesting. Tom, i'm trying to decide between vray and arnold for personal projects. You use mostly arnold for your personal stuff? How do you like it? Have you rendered animations with it? Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteHey, I used to use Vray for personal projects, but then a got a job where we use arnold, I really liked the simplicity of arnold so I switched to it. It can take longer to render some things because it can be harder to reduce noise, so you might want a pretty beefy system if you wish to render out animations and such, but it is a very simple engine to learn and use on a day to day basis.
DeleteHope this helps!
Hey Tom, bought your tutorial last night and loving it so far. Awesome workflow. I'm also glad you are using arnold, can't wait to reach that part of the tutorial. Please make more tutorials, can't wait to see more from you. I'll love to see you texture like a weathered robot or something like that. Though this is very similar in a way. But just post more and I'll support it.
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