XD 3days to fully restore power 
anyways
i apologize i accidentally posted 3 times effing internet was on the fritz forgot to one one more thing goat
for the comics industry for the smaller comic studios, youll end up probably doing most of the task but places like marvel or any meduim or big/high ends ones its now roughly divided into colorist, penciler(the person who does all the line art stuff) inker, layout artist so if your think you wanna work big time for comics better decide which of those will be your forte
"but she spoon-feeds us with important stuff regarding 2D and 3D" lol i taught she only teaches in the 2d area, photography and design subjects XD didny know she teaches 3d XD and what important stuff 3d? well anyways heres a basic rundown for 3d modelers your main concern will always be proper topology, edge flow meaning your model has to be modeled in a way it modeled according to the subjects anatomy so that later on when it comes on animation it will deform properly, poly count try to keep it as low as possible, unwrapping as quickly and efficient as you can,avoid poles or 5points shapes on your 3d models, as much as possible make sure everything is a quad...poles gives headaches later on believe me it gave me a lot before XD...well thats for modelers for animators well principles of animation and a bit of acting as for the others i dont know i am just average with the other areas of 3d XD modeling and animation is usually what i do the most
okies as a concept artist your main task in most of the times is being able to paint/draw anything the studios will ask so start brushing up on the stuff your not so good at and better start practicing on different kinds of people of any age of any shape of any race etc thats where most people fail since most of the time people get used only to one age teen, adult etc but they forget to also being to do old people, babies etc etc
anyways
i apologize i accidentally posted 3 times effing internet was on the fritz forgot to one one more thing goat
for the comics industry for the smaller comic studios, youll end up probably doing most of the task but places like marvel or any meduim or big/high ends ones its now roughly divided into colorist, penciler(the person who does all the line art stuff) inker, layout artist so if your think you wanna work big time for comics better decide which of those will be your forte
"but she spoon-feeds us with important stuff regarding 2D and 3D" lol i taught she only teaches in the 2d area, photography and design subjects XD didny know she teaches 3d XD and what important stuff 3d? well anyways heres a basic rundown for 3d modelers your main concern will always be proper topology, edge flow meaning your model has to be modeled in a way it modeled according to the subjects anatomy so that later on when it comes on animation it will deform properly, poly count try to keep it as low as possible, unwrapping as quickly and efficient as you can,avoid poles or 5points shapes on your 3d models, as much as possible make sure everything is a quad...poles gives headaches later on believe me it gave me a lot before XD...well thats for modelers for animators well principles of animation and a bit of acting as for the others i dont know i am just average with the other areas of 3d XD modeling and animation is usually what i do the most
okies as a concept artist your main task in most of the times is being able to paint/draw anything the studios will ask so start brushing up on the stuff your not so good at and better start practicing on different kinds of people of any age of any shape of any race etc thats where most people fail since most of the time people get used only to one age teen, adult etc but they forget to also being to do old people, babies etc etc
