ItzOmega

More here! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/RYWoVO

WIP! Still playing with colors/ alphas. Need to fix these bad reflections tho

Thank you @Sigma I will try to focus more on lighting and presentations as they are an essential part of the process. @[HP] Thanks for the feedback too!! I'm thinking about creating my own website with all my work so it's easier for the recruiters to see it. As for many of the projects my main complain is that they are projects from my master and we had a really limited time to create them, so we couldn't lose much effort on wether what was good or not. This gave us a lot of training on time managing and working under high pressure, but som of the artworks needed more work that we didn't have. For now I'm going to focus on improving some of the posts on Artstation and delete what is not considered specifically Environment and props. I'm also working on my final project now, which must be delivered on June 2020, so I will try to implement all your feedback in this big project

Thank you so much @MikeGon!! It's really nice to have some kind of feedback like yours I want to focus more on Environment art, but as I know Junior artists also tend to create a lot of props too before deeply going into environments. I'm trying to keep my Artstation as clean as possible, with a lot of images and some GIFs (Taken directly from my videos). I think is a fast way to see some more dynamic shots instead of going through all my Demoreel, but I'm also going to keep my videos in case someone wants to deepen in my work. Anyways, I'm going to take a look at those videos and see what I can learn. Thx again!!

Hello guys! I don't know where to put this so I let it here for now. Gonna remove it and post where it belongs if needed. I need some feedback on my Demoreel from my last projects, basic things like composition, shots, music... or anything you want to say! Everything is welcome Also if anyone wants to see my Artstation and give some feedback from there it will be much appreciated! https://www.artstation.com/itzomega

Really early WIP, trying to get some Libertalia feelings

Hello guys! After a long time I'm finally able to post the final renders from our Mod. We all had a lot of work to do with our personal projects so we decided to wait for a bit to post everything online so that we could get a similar style for everyone that wanted to post their work on this project. I'm going to put the link for the mod here once our school gives us permission, so that you can download and try it. You can see the rest of the renders (and also my contribution) on my Artstation: https://www.artstation.com/itzomega

I'm creating the blockout for what's going to be my final project. The concept is a lost pirate island from the pacific in which there's an explorer that had a crash with his airplane. Now he is stuck there and has to explore to find the hidden secret. The goal is to create a beautiful pacific beach with some rocks and secret places in one side of the island, and an abandoned pirate town in the other side, full of vegetation and trees. Heavily inspired by Libertaria and At Sea Chapters from Uncharted 4 and AC4 Black Flag.

I'm starting my first training in the Videogames industry next monday and I couldn't be more excited! ^^ It's a small company here in Barcelona called The Game Forger and they create VR and Board games. Basically I'm gonna be helping with the environments and props. Wish me luck!

Yup! Mapcore is a great community

I just finished my 3D art master today! Coudln0t be happier. Now I have to start my 6 months final project. Meanwhile I'm going to build a kick-ass portfolio and I'm going to start looking for some companies ^^ I should also improve my english as I almost understand everything but I need more fluency both verbally and written.

Yeah @Klems, we tried to fix it and in the final build it doesn't have as much contrast as in this one. Also everything looks so much better when playing with the Oculus rather than with the screenshots straight from UE4.

Thank you @Roald! The things that you are saying are true but we also have to keep in mind that this project is a VR shooter game, not a 3rd person or a FPS one, so when you are playing both levels with the Oculus the feeling that you get is completely different from the still images you have on UE4. For example, if you modify the ground in the level, when you are doing it, it doesn't feel you are modifying much, but once you put on the glasses and start to play it, you are looking are the same but x4 or x5 times more inclined than what it really is, so we have to careful with that (It has to do with something about vision in a VR that gives you a fisheye effect that you don't have in real life). Beside that, we also have to be careful with what is seen in the screen while you play, if you put too much things in the scene the computer is going to slow down so much and you won't have a good experience. Also, as it is a VR shooter and you always have a lot of robots and things coming to you, you don't pay attention to the details and things around the scene like in other games, so that's why we try to keep everything simple and clean. The color palette it is a nice observation, and it is something we could have done better. The problem with this is that we are so many people in this project, and it is not a professional project, more like a class project in our school, so the standards and everything have not been as high as something professional should have, even though it is what we aspire to. We tried to create everything with the same art style, which is a complicated thing to do since almost none of us still don't have experience in the sector, and with the short time given (Just 3 months) we didn't have much opportunities to change things. For now the project is not going to change much more, as we need to deliver this project this next week, and everyone is now busy creating their Artstation posts and Demoreels. We just had 3 months to create everything form scratch, so we consider it could be better but it has been a great project in such a short time. The goal for our school now is to show it at different expos and education fairs, so maybe in the future we will be able to make it better!! I will post final renders and gameplays this next week so for everyone who doesn't have Oculus glasses can see and experience what it feels to play it. If aneone has some question just ask