As a 3D artist I think the hardest thing is sticking to 1 field. I enjoy making characters, environments and models/ weapons. But unfortunately people rather a specialist instead of a generalist apparently.
Yoh... dont fall for the specialist preference of recruiters... just continue with what you doo.. specialists are easily replaced, generalists are hard to get
@@stormk-1130 when it comes to real work scenarios, especially for small studios... you can not be a problem solver if you are a specialist... you can only do so little and can barely think out of a problem
@Storm K-1 Not everyone can be a 3D Generalist. You need an eye for specific details, thorough understanding of art/math/physics. Not to mention the amount of time to develop oneself in many areas. This requires people with more than average capabilities.
Many of these ideas can actually be projected onto Roblox. You don't have to be "the best" to find some decent commissions for a few hundreds or collaborate with a scripter and make a game. There is a developer exchange system so you do get your money. This made me a few thousands in the past few months.
Same here. It worked quite well but, I feel like the platform is limited since Roblox devs are basically just following trends not being creative when making games. That's why the jobs are repetitive or boring
one good income stream is the following: Architectural Visualisations. But your renderings must be very good, wich is also a good first goal to have ;)
Plz help a brother🙏 small information only, i would kindly ask if do you need to know yourself how to render or be able to create animations in order to have a business and team to work for you????
hey I'm learning 3d modeling in 3ds max But i,m able model by following tutorial but I'm failing while modeling any weapon by own without watching tutorials Can you Please tell me a Roadmap for learning 3d Modeling in Right way as we know there are tons of tutorial out there so how to learn 3d modeling,so after that we can tackle any modeling project easily Make Video if Possible becoz a lot of artist have this issue
3d art market became oversaturated. I went from having plenty of jobs 24/7 on Upwork with great pay, to even unable to find 10usd/hr job. I am making a switch right now. Unless you are obssesed with 3D and you do it over 10 hours a day in your free time too then go for it, otherwise you will be in for a big disappointment.
@@wasowskifilms8843 Video creation. 3D is going down for sure, people are willing to do work for way to little and demand is going down because of all the new tools and programs.
Are you sure it's not just a "dry spell"? For me, Upwork is extremely uneven when it comes to work. It goes from too many jobs to 0 and then back again after a few months. I'm currently working on a 60usd/hour contract so there's still good jobs there.
@@vidarvegger After NFT downfall the amount of jobs dropped drastically. There are way less normal jobs, more people asking for high skill with low pay, too many are willing to do the work for such a low pay. For example other day I saw a posting 13 realistic dinosaurus for 300 usd before upwork fees. It had 20-50 proposals 2 hours after it was posted.
Do art in your spare time for fun. Don't do art to make money. To make money, be a software developer instead. Programmers have many more paths to success with a lot less effort once the base code is written. It is much easier for programmers to exploit artists whether by downloading free assets or paying artists dirt wages to create the visuals for them than the other way around.
Do you have experience with that? Are you working as a dev and do art in your spare time? Because iam at a point right now where i have to choose. I find generaly programming interesting but Blender ist interesting too. But i have a family and cant afford to do something just for fun. Edit: The goal is to progress in my professional life without working 12h/day and without going to university (or something similar) again.
I've found the only effective way to make money from Blender is getting my current gf to make an OnlyFans acct, and work, work, work... She uses a Green Screen and I make the backgrounds (she's a winter type in make up, so I use the correct color gamut for her.) Anything else, and I mean _anything else_ begs credulity, imo. Lucky for me, Blender is the means I use for my Art Therapy... any money I make is just gravy.
@@fahruprime8876 Spoilers: she's already doing it probably for free as she cheats on you, so you might as well monetize it. If you think not, look deeper. The bodycounts of young women today, with their ability to think they are covert cheating with all the hookup apps (the gov't databases all interactions, so at least someone knows) you have no idea what she actually is doing, or to say it explicitly in girl code: *"If he don't know, I'm not a garden hoe."* Live and learn. I did the hard way. Learn from the older men. Never forget even a fed cat hunts.
As a 3D artist I think the hardest thing is sticking to 1 field. I enjoy making characters, environments and models/ weapons. But unfortunately people rather a specialist instead of a generalist apparently.
Yoh... dont fall for the specialist preference of recruiters... just continue with what you doo.. specialists are easily replaced, generalists are hard to get
@@SuperMyckie But why would you want to make general stuff if your not good in not a single one.
@@stormk-1130 when it comes to real work scenarios, especially for small studios... you can not be a problem solver if you are a specialist... you can only do so little and can barely think out of a problem
@Storm K-1 Not everyone can be a 3D Generalist. You need an eye for specific details, thorough understanding of art/math/physics. Not to mention the amount of time to develop oneself in many areas. This requires people with more than average capabilities.
@@SuperMyckie I hope so. I’m just doing freelance work atm anyways but if that’s true, that’s good to know
The 12th is the one you can never tell your friends and family about ;)
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@@rahulbedi6243 corn
3d corn
corn
I spent a lot of time as a 2d artist, well... growing corn.
Once I moved into the world of 3d art everything changed! I grow 3d corn now.
best business idea for a 3d artist - sell your time in exchange for a salary. works like a charm
Mind explain more? :0
@@aroyofficial he means punch a clock for someone at a job
@@jh5131 ouhh
in short worlds dont give up, and keep pushing in something lol.
Many of these ideas can actually be projected onto Roblox. You don't have to be "the best" to find some decent commissions for a few hundreds or collaborate with a scripter and make a game. There is a developer exchange system so you do get your money. This made me a few thousands in the past few months.
But for me I feel kind of limited as I'm afraid to leave the Platform.
*the exchange rates aren't very fair though.
@@NaitoDevhow do I find a job in Roblox as a 3D artist for a dev team? Any tips and info thanks
Same here. It worked quite well but, I feel like the platform is limited since Roblox devs are basically just following trends not being creative when making games. That's why the jobs are repetitive or boring
one good income stream is the following: Architectural Visualisations.
But your renderings must be very good, wich is also a good first goal to have ;)
THNKS TO YOUR WELL EXPLANED
amazing work
Look like the best way to make money from 3D is to make youtube vids on how to make money with 3D 🤣
2:08 Link please. I want to see your work
I second that bro
Digital production- making music videos with unreal engine
what about 2d artist? will you upload for 2d artist in your 2d channel too
"Make indie games as a 3d modeler!" Proceeds to show footage of entirely 2d indie games...
Long time no see guys
Can a beginner start selling 3d models online
Plz help a brother🙏 small information only, i would kindly ask if do you need to know yourself how to render or be able to create animations in order to have a business and team to work for you????
This can save a bit of time
It could help you to recruit peoples much easily but if you can pay animators you don't need to know how to do it yourself
@@Feister88 thank you brother 👍
hey I'm learning 3d modeling in 3ds max But i,m able model by following tutorial but I'm failing while modeling any weapon by
own without watching tutorials Can you Please tell me a Roadmap for learning 3d Modeling in Right
way as we know there are tons of tutorial out there so how to learn 3d modeling,so after that we can tackle any
modeling project easily Make Video if Possible becoz a lot of artist have this issue
maybe try taking a course on 3D Max on UDEMY because they normally have good and structured curriculums etc
@@mrmalio Can you please suggest any good course that have solid understanding of 3ds max & 3d Modeling Specially
Why am I still a brokey
😂 😂 😂 😂 Like me
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same over here hahahhahah
3d art market became oversaturated. I went from having plenty of jobs 24/7 on Upwork with great pay, to even unable to find 10usd/hr job. I am making a switch right now. Unless you are obssesed with 3D and you do it over 10 hours a day in your free time too then go for it, otherwise you will be in for a big disappointment.
what youre switching to ? I'm learnig 3d right now I just wonder if there is any job prospect for the future aside from working at some vfx house
switching to what?
@@wasowskifilms8843 Video creation. 3D is going down for sure, people are willing to do work for way to little and demand is going down because of all the new tools and programs.
Are you sure it's not just a "dry spell"? For me, Upwork is extremely uneven when it comes to work. It goes from too many jobs to 0 and then back again after a few months. I'm currently working on a 60usd/hour contract so there's still good jobs there.
@@vidarvegger After NFT downfall the amount of jobs dropped drastically. There are way less normal jobs, more people asking for high skill with low pay, too many are willing to do the work for such a low pay. For example other day I saw a posting 13 realistic dinosaurus for 300 usd before upwork fees. It had 20-50 proposals 2 hours after it was posted.
Do art in your spare time for fun. Don't do art to make money.
To make money, be a software developer instead. Programmers have many more paths to success with a lot less effort once the base code is written. It is much easier for programmers to exploit artists whether by downloading free assets or paying artists dirt wages to create the visuals for them than the other way around.
Do you have experience with that? Are you working as a dev and do art in your spare time? Because iam at a point right now where i have to choose. I find generaly programming interesting but Blender ist interesting too. But i have a family and cant afford to do something just for fun.
Edit: The goal is to progress in my professional life without working 12h/day and without going to university (or something similar) again.
I've found the only effective way to make money from Blender is getting my current gf to make an OnlyFans acct, and work, work, work... She uses a Green Screen and I make the backgrounds (she's a winter type in make up, so I use the correct color gamut for her.) Anything else, and I mean _anything else_ begs credulity, imo.
Lucky for me, Blender is the means I use for my Art Therapy... any money I make is just gravy.
Bro i cant do that to my gf is hurt my heart
@@fahruprime8876 Spoilers: she's already doing it probably for free as she cheats on you, so you might as well monetize it.
If you think not, look deeper.
The bodycounts of young women today, with their ability to think they are covert cheating with all the hookup apps (the gov't databases all interactions, so at least someone knows) you have no idea what she actually is doing, or to say it explicitly in girl code:
*"If he don't know, I'm not a garden hoe."*
Live and learn. I did the hard way. Learn from the older men.
Never forget even a fed cat hunts.
No thanks. I'd rather be a broke artist than a cuck