What Do Triple-A Companies Look for When They Give Feedback on Your Work?
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Presentation explains what major (title) game companies look for when giving feedback on submitted art for their projects, focusing on criteria used to evaluate 3D character work. It covers specific production expectations and points artists should address to meet studio standards, drawn from the perspective of a 3D character artist at DragonFly Studio.
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chapters (31)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15What companies look for
- 3:24Styling and references
- 4:28Work stages: blocking/details
- 5:11Quality blocking rules
- 7:37Proportions and color
- 10:48Proportion errors and fixes
- 12:12Blocking mistakes
- 15:46Line and detailing issues
- 16:51Rushing detailing
- 18:19Avoid messy blocking
- 21:31Detailing importance
- 22:57Rest zones
- 24:02Detailing visibility
- 25:28Detailing errors
- 27:14Over-detailing risks
- 27:58Detailing and silhouette
- 29:47Female character work
- 31:12Summary
- 31:53Feedback after rejection
- 35:26Deadlines
- 37:30Avoid over-detailing
- 39:16Test deadline tips
- 42:08Imperfect concepts
- 43:40Soft skills
- 46:11Anatomy and drawing
- 49:06Personal projects
- 50:53Burnout prevention
- 54:08Software differences
- 55:54Following the concept
- 56:58Working on projects
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