Hello, I'm Hermann Kromer also known as AranniHK. I must admit that I saw a lot of content put out by your team and I thought that maybe I could help, as I assessed over the years various concept art skills (2D/3D).
I specialize myself mainly in realistic fantasy and sci-fi environments but do occasionally things like characters and creatures too. I'm able to utilize 3D programs like Cinema 4D, Maya and 3Ds Max for concept art creation, so the initial 3D block-in could also help the modelers, apart from the provided artwork.
By joining this project I hope to get some more experience in the gaming industry and maybe make some new friends :)
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Hi Aran!
Your work is really atmospheric, I'm not sure to what extent landsacping concepts are needed, landscapers would have to specify they needed any. Either way, if you can use those skills to create more Morrowind specific artwork I'm sure there is a place for you. Nexos should be along shortly :)
I should ask, what are you able to do with Max and Maya?
Hi Mace,
Some of the environmental concepts could be used for more unique locations like cities and villages,as well as natural formations. Environmental concept art also includes in itself interiors.
As for the 3D packages I usually do basic stuff there, like basic geometry and modeling for architecture mostly. I'm still developing more 3D usage in my concepts as it's really helpful.
I included an image of a block-in, even though its made in Cinema 4D, I'm also able to do similar stuff in the other packages.
Hi,
When it comes to concepts for enviro the only thing which could be needed (I think) are thumbnails for caves. (Well, yeah you can create full color with details but faster you will lose your sanity). It would be quite useful for level designers as some source of ideas. There is almost 200 examples in game so there is a lot of room for using your works.
Hi,
yeah, I certainly could do some cave designs (ohoh, I like darkness a lot xD).
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