Post by jerrimaven on Nov 23, 2012 12:45:06 GMT -5
Hi everyone. My name is Jerri and I have done freelance 3D art and animation for the last 4 years. It has mostly been for broadcast television, which has been cool and all, but not as rewarding as I imagine video games to be, since it is something I am truly passionate about--it's hard to be passionate about crappy animations made for tv shows that air for 1 season and then are scrapped because the show sucks.
With that rant over, a little about my experience with Unity and game-making: not much. I am more dedicated to the 3d art side than the programming, which is why I don't get very far with tutorials and such. I love the idea of making my own games, but in practice it's a lot harder to get myself motivated to do. I have tentatively "started" a game of my own, with a couple people collaborating on it, but it hasn't gotten very far out of the planning stage. We have a game design doc, some concept art and a story writer, but it's lagging since we have no programmer (and I'm not very well suited to learning programming). So, if I can supply some art for someone else's project and learn about the other stuff hands-on, I think that would work better for me.
Here is my online portfolio if you're interested in what I've done in the past.
With that rant over, a little about my experience with Unity and game-making: not much. I am more dedicated to the 3d art side than the programming, which is why I don't get very far with tutorials and such. I love the idea of making my own games, but in practice it's a lot harder to get myself motivated to do. I have tentatively "started" a game of my own, with a couple people collaborating on it, but it hasn't gotten very far out of the planning stage. We have a game design doc, some concept art and a story writer, but it's lagging since we have no programmer (and I'm not very well suited to learning programming). So, if I can supply some art for someone else's project and learn about the other stuff hands-on, I think that would work better for me.
Here is my online portfolio if you're interested in what I've done in the past.
