#game art outsourcing

[sysig]

whoops i asked in the wrong place. would you be willing to do a request of the vargas boys in a SAW trap? thank you in advance <3

Day 2 - Was it not obvious enough

#My art #Requestober #Vargas #Edgar #Scriabin #Blood #SAW #So fun fact about me: I have never seen any of the SAW movies and I have exactly zero interest in changing that lol #I'm actually a huge wimp when it comes to live action horror - I can handle just about any other kind of horror! #I love horror video games and animation and comics and stories but I just get really super uncomfortable by live action horror #Especially slashers - I top out around ''Get Out'' as far as on-screen blood and injuries and the like :( #Which sucks because as I said! I love horror! I want to watch Nightmare on Elm Street so badly but I can't! ;o; #And there's something funny about just how violent JtHM and Vargas and everything is but I'm just like #''SAW :( No I can't :('' lol #So I actually had to outsource from a friend lol she's a big slasher buff and knows I can't handle this stuff #So she briefly described a trap from SAW II and I extrapolated from there #Do I have context for you? No #Do I have blood for you? Yes >:) #Poor Edgar D: I dunno if I read correct from glancing around all the scary imagery but there was something about this trap? #About how like if they didn't put both hands they might've been able to get out? :0 I don't actually know #And anyway he has Scriabin there with him! Help! #He's no help at all lol he's just jostling the trap that'll just hurt him more! #I just like to imagine there's a semi-happy ending :') Still a lot of bloodloss tho haha #Anyway I probably wouldn't do one of these live action horror crossovers again :'D Once is more than enough for me

[cainite-bite]

it gets me how its a popular in think to shit on the re3make because “it feels like a filler game!” “it came out too soon after 2! rushed!” “it reused assets!”

as if that wasn’t how the og3 was to begin with? like way back in the day when you found criticism it was exactly that and the fact they didn’t even give you too many new enviornments to look at. Just people largely ignored it because either they had a boner for jill or a boner for nemisis

so it really strikes me as funny that the very group who shut down those criticism to begin with are now the very same ones regurgitating it all because the remake is new

#like news flash it really was just a filler game to start with #and it came out in a very very short time after 2 and they admitted they rushed to slap something together #and ill say this i dont even think reused assets are bad and I wish more series fucking went back to that #just to cut down on dev crunch #but don't pretend that re3 was anything ever but any of that to begin with #and ill say something more contreversial too- being a filler game isn't even bad #if its fun for you its fun for you and thats all it ever needed to be #but to pretend the OG wasnt just to act as if it was a high-art masterpiece so you can shit on something new is a little ridic #and if you say the real problem was that capcom outsourced it im going to say you're just being an elitest about it too #because frankly it was mostly faithful and added on to what the OG set the ground work for mostly #you gotta realize even that capcom has to go through everything and actually approve of it first too so the sole blame aint even on that #but also if you pull 'remake bad because jill swears' im going to suplex you for being a silly weasel

[merry-the-cookie]

3, 7, 10? <3

hello ana dearest <3 sorry i forgot about these fghjGHJDFGJF

3. What ideas come from when you were little

this threw me right down memory lane ghjgfd i went digging thru some old drawings bc the only thing i can rlly think of is my girl Merry, who was originally a Pandora Hearts OC i created when i was like. 14 lol. also!!! username origin right there! merry and the cookie!

shes evolved thru the years, along with my boy Elliot who was. originally a Pandora Hearts character i just fully revamped into my own but dont tell anyone fhjGHFGHJDF

i dont do much with OCs and realized while answering this that i hadnt drawn her since 2020 so i went and doodled her again!! also heres stuff from 2013 for comparison (v much cherrypicked, theres only so much im wiling to show lmfao)

and heres some 2022 <3 i had a lot of fun drawing her actually, my lil gremlin. should dust her off more often

7. A medium of art you don't work in but appreciate

dude i admire painters so much. any kind of paint! also sculptors. stuff that has to do with volume, my god. also i guess more industry specific but background artists and like. color artists??? yeah ive long given up on my dream of making beautiful atmospheric full illustrations with dreamy little town bg and pretty sunlights, but i will be drinking in everything yall make like a vampire having lunch idk man. im so jealous.

10. Favorite piece of clothing to draw

i love drawing. sleeves. very specifically gfhjgfjgf i guess big loose shirts? but like specifically sleeves of any kind but especially big poofy sleeves and jacket sleeves! i love. i love the shape of them!!

thank u <3

artist ask game!

#ask #chamaleonsoul #ana #ask game #artist ask game #my art #the clothes on merry are all outsourced from 15yo me btw #dont judge me too hard

[bumblerhizal-art]

i have the publish fanfic as an original work instinct but worse

i’m not going to take one of my dragon age fics, file off the serial numbers, and hand it over to a publish. however,

i do really want to make a video game about my dark wolf tabris just fucking shit up in not-denerim

it would be a stealth-oriented game with plenty of burglary missions. how i’m picturing the combat and exploration, i’d probably have to demote him from archer to just daggers. figuring out how to integrate ranged fighting is too much work for the reward at this point, and i don’t enjoy playing fps enough to enjoy making an fps game

it might be fun to work in a skill tree, but idk how rpg this would get considering my main gameplay influence is assassin’s creed atm. still, i will for sure be checking out other stealth games before i get too much more involved with that part of development

i’d probably also be switching the setting (for now at least) to my default setting of [standard fantasy europe and the midwest thrown into a blender], so i guess not-denerim is just fantasy chicago. i will of course have to account for taking it out of the socio-political context of thedas, but that’s hardly the biggest hurdle of writing

as for the plot? something something tyranny bad? i haven’t thought much about that yet which is a bit of a shame since writing’s one of my main skills i bring to the table

anyway, that’s all to say my only saving grace is my lack of followthrough

#not art #gamedev #novhen tabris #i wish i could just focus long enough to finish a game :( #once i'm on adderall it's over for all of you #this makes it three i'm actively fiddling with #and numbers uncountable on the backburner #the ghost one will be the shortest and easiest to make #helps it's based on a homebrewed dnd campaign i've already written and run #and i've already talked to a friend about helping me make it #(vin if you're reading this push me this weekend) #i have so many friends with game development experience i can call in or commission to help with my shortcomings #music being the biggest one i basically must outsource #i can use youtube and stack overflow to put together a string of code that mostly does what i want it to #but i don't understand shit about music and you can't really put together a good song without a semisolid minimum grasp of theory #anyway time will tell if any of these things will actually happen #lmao ended on an anyway twice that's a w for the 80hd

[poly-game-studio]

Importance of Appealing Art in Game Development

The appealing game artwork is an essential part of the game development process, as art covers key features of the game, including user interface, gameplay, animation, creating game asset 3D or promotional elements of the game which cannot be achieved without creating or hiring 3D game art outsourcing services provider.

Benefits of appealing art in game development​

Here are the benefits of appealing art in game development.

Attract Players​

Art is the first thing that draws players' attention toward the game. High-quality graphics, and visuals, attract innumerable players to any game. Hence, appealing 3D game assets have a significant space in game development, attracting and retaining players in the game. A well-designed, high-quality art can create a strong emotional connection with the player, resulting in a more engaging gaming experience.

Enhancing Gameplay​

Visuals help in enhancing brand identity and gameplay experience. Graphical game assets in 3D can convey information in a pretty easy way than writing a long article about gaming components and gameplay. It conveys information, the characters’ emotions, environment details, or other components of the game. Moreover, a specialized game art creator like Polygames Studio can create assets that make the game feel more immersive.

Brand Identity​

With the unique creation of visual and other gaming elements, art helps in creating a brand identity for a game, which helps in differentiating the game from its competitors and creating a recognizable brand identity that aids in marketing and promotional efforts.

Supports storytelling

The visuals of game art also help in telling stories by creating memorable characters, environments, and visual cues. Game artists can immerse players in the game world by making the game's story more engaging and believable through their creative and artistic expertise.

Types of Game Art for Game Development​

Here are the types of art used in game development.

Concept Art​

Concept art allows the game development team to create different visual styles and get an idea of ​​what the game will look like before production begins. Concept art is one of the first stages of a game's artistic assets and involves creating initial sketches or renderings of the game's characters, environments, settings, and elements. It also serves as a reference for other teams to ensure that everyone is working in the same direction.

3D Content Creation

Content creation includes character models, environments, weapons, and other objects with which the player can interact. Therefore, these game assets in 3D need to be created carefully to ensure that they are visually appealing, work well in the game development engine, and are optimized for performance.

User Interface Design

The user interface should be designed to be intuitive and easy to navigate while also being visually appealing and consistent with the game's overall style. Since the user interface is an essential part of game design, it includes menus, HUDs, and other graphical elements with which players interact. User interface designers must also ensure that the user interface is optimized for different platforms and resolutions.

Conclusion

Hope this reading helped you understand the importance of appealing art in game development. Additionally, we have listed some of the benefits of developing high-quality game visuals and game art types. Ultimately, we want to say that creating high-quality game visuals depends on the team and their expertise. If you're looking for a game art outsourcing service Polygame Studio can help you fuel your imagination with stunning graphics and game art assets.

#3D game art outsourcing services #3D game art #game art outsourcing services #game art outsourcing companies

[polygamestudio3dgaming]

Bringing Worlds to Life: PolyGame Studio's Expertise in 3D Models for Games

PolyGame Studio specializes in creating immersive game experiences through our expertise in 3D Models for Games. Our team of talented artists and modelers excels in crafting lifelike characters, intricate environments, and captivating props that breathe life into virtual worlds. With a meticulous attention to detail and a commitment to quality, we ensure that every 3D model we produce meets the highest standards of excellence, enriching gameplay and delighting players. The integration of traditional and digital art is the basis for creativity and innovation.

This blog explains that artistic fusion represents the seamless integration of age-old artistic techniques and cutting-edge digital tools in Game Art Outsourcing Studios. Understand this fusion's importance and its role in game outsourcing studios. The Game Art Outsourcing Studio is a dynamic center where creativity flourishes and dreams become reality. Comprised of experienced artists, designers, and engineers, these studios create extremely impressive environments, characters, and assets that bring virtual worlds to life. By fostering collaboration and expertise, you play a key role in improving the quality and reliability of your gaming experience. Traditional artistic techniques form the basis of artistic expression and give the game a sense of authenticity and craftsmanship. From intricate paintings to meticulous sculptures, the artists at Game Art Outsourcing Companies leverage centuries of practice to add depth and richness to your games.

For more information, please email us at: [email protected]

#3D Models for Games #Game Art Outsourcing Studios

[we-re-always-alright]

first evening of forced vacation, I’m doing Tunisian crochet dishcloths, I’m eating sushi, I’m drinking copious amounts of vodka, I’m playing Tomb Raider I and I am terrible at it

#my job got outsourced with a long runway #and people apparently like me enough that I had people fighting to rehire me #so while HR sorts it out I have a paid vacation of video games and fiber arts #I was flipping out about it and it did suck but now I’m like #I don’t care #as Jared would said ‘I’m the belle of the ball and all these guys are just my swains’ #I am genuinely terrible at tomb raider #that part is very painfully true #thoughts? thoughts

[zvkydesignstudiopvtltd]

#3D #Character #Art

#artwork #3d art #character art #art outsourcing #game art #game outsourcing

[beepbeepkazoo]

ah so every single digital tablet maker is pro ai im going to kms

#listen im not even anti ai in the terms of it could be really great for shit like indie animatiom #for in between frames cause like that shit is so time consuming and it would cut down on production time #but for anything else within art? fuck nah it defeats the purpose of even doing art in the first place #like ai could genuinely be a game changer in the production of animation in terms of no lomger having to outsource or shit like that #but like we all know corporately speaking that shit was never going to be done to benefit like the actual artists involved lol

[vizentsolution]

Game Art Outsourcing Company | Game Assets 3d | Vizent

Vizent Solution is dedicated to crafting immersive gaming environments. Our proficient team of artists excels in both Physical Based Rendering (PBR) and non-PBR workflows. We specialize in delivering visually striking 3D game art services across various platforms such as console, PC, mobile, VR, and artistic creation.

Visit Us:- https://vizent.co/3D-Game-Art.php

#Game Art Outsourcing Company #Game Assets 3d

[leonsdigital]

“Stunning Game Art": We are specialists in hard surface modeling and texturing for games. 🎮

#3d animation #automotivecgi #artstation #3dart #outsourcing #digital art #3dmodeling #3dgameart #game industry #gameready #video games #computer games #gaming #3d artwork #leonsdigital #ldtpost #substance painter

[retrostylegames]

How are NFT games created? Look at our NFT Art project

Crypto Mates – 3D Pixel Game Environment Nifty League is a project that displays 3D pixel characters and game design. RetroStyle Games, an outsourcing design studio, enjoyed working on this because it let their team be creative and meet the client's needs.

About the Project: The client asked RetroStyle Games to change a 2D world into a 3D one. The result is a pixel NFT project that has fun games with a hint of old times. The game designers liked the freedom they had and made sure they followed the client's ideas.

3D Characters: Nifty League has many characters, each different. Because it's an NFT project, players can change how their characters look. Our team made many clothing and accessory choices for characters for Nifty League

Animations: The team added animations to the characters. They used special techniques to show character emotions.

3D Environment Design: The game's setting is important. For Nifty League, the designers made a tool to create different buildings. This makes the 3D setting look good and fit the game's feel.

Promo Video: The team made a short video to show the game's world and art style.

Experience with NFT: Nifty League isn't the first NFT project for RetroStyle Games. They've done many NFT projects, mixing games, art, and new tech to make great projects.

#game art #nftart #nftgame #nftcommunity #web3 #outsourcing #3d artwork #3d model

[poly-game-studio]

Which 3D Game Art Style Services Should You Seek from a Leading 3D Art Outsourcing Company?

In the gaming world, visual aesthetics is crucial as it plays a pivotal role in captivating players' attention and immersing them in fantastical worlds. The evolution of 3D game art has been monumental, and so has the 3D game art style services in revolutionizing gaming experiences. However, getting exceptional 3D game art requires a blend of creativity, technical prowess, and specialized skills. This demand has led many game developers to seek assistance from 3D art outsourcing companies to take their games to the next level and one such company is PolyGame Studio.

#3D art outsourcing #modular game assets #3D game assets #game art outsourcing companies #game assets 3D models #game assets 3D #3D art assets #3D modeling for games

[polygamestudio3dgaming]

Crafting Excellence: PolyGame Studio, Your Game Art Outsourcing Studio

PolyGame Studio stands as a beacon of excellence in the realm of Game Art Outsourcing Studio. With a dedicated team of artists and designers, we specialize in providing top-tier game art outsourcing services tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients. From concept art to character design, environment modeling to animation, our studio delivers exceptional quality and attention to detail, ensuring that you’re game projects shine with creativity and professionalism.

Game Art Outsourcing Studio

Game Art Outsourcing Studio plays an important role in providing high-quality 3D assets tailored to your specific needs. PolyGame Studio employs talented artists and designers who specialize in creating stunning graphics for games of various genres.

For more information, please email us at: [email protected]

#Game Art Outsourcing Studio

[mind-inventory]

Outsourcing your game art project but unsure how to choose the right partner? Our guide is here to help!

Learn the key factors and tips for successful game art project outsourcing.

#game art #outsourcing #character design #concept art #game design #gaming

[zvkydesign]

5 Character Design Tips for Creating a Winning Game  Character

Are you an aspiring artist looking to make your mark in the world of character design? Or maybe you're a writer who wants to add a little pizzazz to your latest story by creating some amazing characters?

Either way, this guide is for you! Character design can be incredibly rewarding, allowing you to bring your unique vision to life. Let's dive into the steps involved in designing a character that is used by top game concept art services.

Step 1 - Brainstorming

The first step in character design is brainstorming. To begin, ask yourself questions like "What kind of character do I want to create?" and "What sort of qualities should my character have?" After you've come up with some ideas, start sketching out potential designs.

Don't worry if they don't look great at first – the goal here is just to get your imagination flowing and get a rough idea of what your character will look like in the end.  

Step 2 - Refining Your Design

Once you've got a few sketches on paper, it's time to do the fun part – refining! This is where you'll really start bringing your character to life. Think about how each design element interacts with one another and how that contributes to their overall look.

Consider elements such as facial expressions, clothing choice, posture and more to give them depth and personality. As you refine your design, remember that every detail matters – even seemingly small things like hairstyle or accessories can go a long way toward creating an interesting and unique character.

Step 3 - Find the Right Tools

When it comes to creating artwork, the tools you use don’t necessarily make or break your success. In most cases, you can accomplish the same outcomes utilizing both traditional and digital mediums – the only difference is the production speed.

It is possible to replicate certain art styles like watercolors on a computer, but they often look best in their original luster. Ultimately, your aesthetic preference and that of your client will heavily influence what tools you decide on.

That being said, no matter how advanced your equipment may be, it cannot compensate for poor concept development or fundamental shortcomings in your artistic skill set. So it is important to hone those skills first and foremost!

Step 4 - Do not underestimate thumbnails

Thumbnails are an important babbling point for creatives. From small previews of images or videos on the internet to sketches in the traditional illustration world, they are useful tools for professionals and hobbyists alike.

Thumbnail sketches allow a video game concept artist to draw out several ideas without committing to a finished piece of artwork. This ensures flexibility when moving through creative processes.

Step 3 - Creating Your Final Piece

Now that you've refined your design, it's time to create your piece! Start by drawing out each individual element of your character (such as clothing items or facial features) separately before putting them together into one cohesive image.

If needed, use reference images to help perfect certain details or get inspiration from other artists' work. When you're done, take a step back and admire all the hard work that went into creating your very own unique character!  

Conclusion

Congratulations on completing this guide on how to design a character! You now have all the tools necessary to create any type of character imaginable – so what are you waiting for? Get creative and show off those skills!

Whether it's for a comic book series or just for fun, designing characters can be incredibly rewarding when done right. So go ahead – get designing! Who knows? Maybe someday we'll see your characters featured in their own stories! Good luck!

Try us now if you are looking for the best concept art services. We have the dream team of artists for game art services that can put your concept to life. Trust us; we are the best among video game outsourcing companies.

#Game Character concept art services video game outsourcing