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3D Artist Application - Ross Harrop


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Position: 3D Modeling and Texturing, Able to animate as well.

Do you understand that Wildfire Games is a non-commercial project, work for 0 A.D. is volunteer, and work is done for free? Yes

Do you agree to distribute all your work for Wildfire Games under Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike license? Yes

Are you sure you are not wanting to work on something programming related? (Then you don't need to send in an application form.) Yes

Name: Ross

Email: ross.harrop@hotmail.co.uk

Location: Portsmouth, England.

Availability: Currently 5-7 Hours. 6 months from now, possibly – 8-12

Age:26

Occupation: 3D Artist 

Skills and Experience: Currently working as a 3D Artist, Studied 3D Animation at University. Proficient in Maya(expert), Zbrush, 3DS Max(average), Photoshop, Substance Painter, Substance Designer. Capable of modeling, texturing, rigging (Maya) and animation (Maya).

Motivation: To continue to learn and improve my skillset, while being part of a unique experience.

Personality: A creative thinker and problem solver, who is open-minded and enjoys life.

Short Essay: Discovered Wildfire Games while browsing game development online. Having playing games like Age of Empires and Stronghold when I was younger, now having a chance to contribute to that genre is very exciting. I also hope to gain experience with working on another project, and other people. Which will help me to build my portfolio.

Interests and Hobbies: Gaming and watching movies are two of my biggest hobbies (shock!). I’m also enjoying a new love of board games recently, like Game of Thrones Risk and Sheriff of Nottingham. I also play some sports which take up most of my weekend in the summer. So when I want to relax, I read a good book. I’m currently hooked on the Jack Reacher series by Lee Child.

Staff: I don’t know and staff.

Community: I look at polycount occasionally but browse through 80lv most frequently. I’ve discovered tech-Artists.org which interests me most, as I’m currently learning C++ and have some experience in Python scripting in Maya.

Favorite Game: Currently it’s God of War, I really enjoyed the character development of Kratos. But for nostalgia value, Pokémon Yellow on my Gameboy. I took it everywhere with me.

Work Examples: The video links are from my student work at University, using a pbr workflow. While the images below are from ‘A Tale in the Desert’, which is non-pbr.

https://vimeo.com/231542249

 

https://vimeo.com/224177755

 

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Hey, Thanks for the application !

We have a lot of tasks at hand, anything you'd like to do ? I can assign you tasks as well if you prefer, but generally, it's better if you work on something you are motivated to do :)

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I'd be happy with any buildings, props or vegetation to start with. Then i might venture into animals and people, but whats at the top of your list at the moment?

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Vegetation would be nice :)

You could start with doing papyrus sprites. We generally use planes to do vegetation. You can find a more complete list of specific trees we need there -> 

 (Flora Section)

Else you could try to fix existing trees. 

Have you downloaded the game source yet ?
 

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Are you familiar with either git or SVN verisonning systems ?

Once you have something to show us create a thread in the art forum named ===[TASK]=== Papyrus and post the textures there the 3D file and the collada export file :)

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3 minutes ago, Ross said:

yes, i use GitHub for work so i know it quite well. 

I'll post a thread in the next day or two, depending on how much time i have :)

You can clone the GitHub repository GitHub.com/0ad/0ad to get the latest development version :)

if you need any help let me know :)

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