[Environment Guy Looking For Experience]

Hi Alan:

 

Thanks very much! I appreciate your compliments.

 

I do environments because:

 

a) I suck at doing characters/animals. I CAN do them but it takes me way too long to get good results.

 

I started doing environments because I just had all these ideas of cool places I'd like to check out/explore. Like in Myst and Riven (which I've obviously been influenced by).

 

I have had one job as a texture artist but I'm not employed in games right now. I'm desperately seeking a job as an environment artist, but it's not looking good. After sending out tons of applications all over the planet, I've yet to have a reasonable offer from anyone.

 

Any takers?

[Environment Guy Looking For Experience]

Heh. "thiefy".

 

Thanks.

 

Um...how does this all work?

 

Do I get a specific email that tells me if I'm on the team, or something?

 

I've never been a mod guy before.

[Environment Guy Looking For Experience]

Thanks!

 

Too bad you don't own a game company and pay your employees bucketloads of dough.

 

I need work in a big way.

[Environment Guy Looking For Experience]

Hello:

 

I saw this message on the Polycount website and although I haven't played Thief, I've long known about it and I like the look of the franchise.

 

I specialize in environments (textures, lighting and modeling) but I've no practical experience to speak of as yet.

 

I can also do graphic design (logos, HUD stuff, and general promo stuff) on top of game graphics.

 

I'd like to hear more if you think I can be of use to you all.

 

Here is my website which has high and low poly work:

 

http://www.tomburnsportfolio.com/

 

 

These were done in 3DS Max and Strata 3DPro in case you were wondering.

 

 

Just a warning: I am an art guy and may need some hand-holding around the technical aspects at first. But if you think I can be of use, let me know.

 

Emailing me directly is fine: tomburns@sympatico.ca

 

thanks, eh.

 

Tom