3D Game Modeler

Understand people have down times that they are stuck, need help to get work done, Almost always I help them out, so they are not stressed out, or sometimes if they struggle with software, then I like to share my knowledge so they can get things done faster.

My best asset is to be create appealing poses that work with the timing required my the shot.

Well I am a very hard working person when it comes to the thing which I love so the thing which I love will have my all focus.

I can't see doing anything else. I love the height of making something move, and how satisfyiong that is. I love to draw, and I would like to contribute to a project to get it up on screen.

We are all different human beings, so it is normal to not always see eye to eye with everyone. If they did not agree we should be able to communicate like adults and find either a middle ground or if they give me a really good reason as to why my idea wasn't up to their standards and I understand then I will back down easily.

I currently am studying animation, so that helps me with keeping current in technology. I also own several technological devices that allow me to keep up with all the new technology that keeps progressing.

He would say I need to improve in my social skills, I am a very serious person. But I will always be there if someone needs help on something.

The most difficult situation was my entry into this industry, then my parents were not allowing me to do animation & told them no matter what happens I will do it & by the help of my friends initially & later I managed to convince my parents.

My most stressful project was a team project in high school were my teammates were not as invested as I was to the project. I ended up finishing the project by myself.

Yes, I self-taught in cg but I trained as a classic artist in fine arts. I think it´s nonsense debate because we have a special artist education from kids. Although you study fine arts you must work at home and investigate by yourself. When you finish your studies or you start in a company you aren’t a complete artist because you need experience to figure out better your work. The best school is work. I think it´s more important the balance between talent and the hard-work as well.

There are many artists that don’t need draw because they have a good 3d mind and they have good concepts from others workers, but draw usually helps to understand better any form. In my case, it’s more clear some simples shapes to find out the correct form.

A big question I don´t know the future is really uncertain.

Definitely staying up to date with the latest technology. It’s a constant learning process because there’s always a newer version or a better program, and of course these days there’s so many different software packages to choose from. I left off doing 3D work full-time for a few years while I was studying, and the advances in technology in those few years alone have been huge.

When I design my own characters I usually draw sketches to understand better the form. I’m not the best drawer in the world but I have enough knowledge to concept some ideas. I spend a lot of hours searching references as well to have a better idea.

One of my favorite characters is Predator. It’s special because I think it´s perfect. His personality is totally clear, an alien hunter who hunt to put his skills to limit. I love the design between primitive and advance technology as well.

I love the personality from old anime characters like Vegeta. I like the characters with thoughts more mature. It’s very interesting to see these characters in action and put the moral to the limit. Sometimes in the Western style we have characters so flat, good o bad guys.

Good question and easy answer, anatomy and be patience and, of course, be a hard worker. All of the people that they worked hard now are working in different industries, from videogames until effects for next amazing movies.

A job isn’t about just making art. It’s a job, there are a lot more responsibilities than just being a good artist.

You know, little things, like showing up every day, and not being a complete jerk or smelling up the place. And maybe being able to create art on a schedule, instead of being a prima donna.

What you need to do, is put yourself in the art director’s shoes. Think of it from the perspective of the person that is looking to hire people. What does that person want or need?

Well, that depends on the character as well, but I usually spend between one and three weeks for character.

I think depends on your purpose and final model, it’s different to model for videogames than films. But the most important to your character is found its right personality, obviously when you are designing the character. Sometimes we waste time to make a massive mutant bodybuilder mecha character with a lot of big guns and knives but we didn’t think if that is necessary to improve the character.