A question about 3D game art

First of all, it's not that your age to be a game artist is not very old at all. In fact, for job-hopping, no matter which industry there will be, especially in the design industry, most of the reasons for job-hopping as a game artist are to find a better salary or other treatment than the previous company. If you go to a big company, such as Perfect, Kingsoft, Tencent, Sohu and other companies, you can also stay for a few years without changing jobs.

Hopping does not hop on the individual. As for the future path, I personally think that there is no way out to do art, this industry is to eat, it is to eat young, and it will be almost the same when you are in your 30s, of course, unless you are particularly good. The ultimate goal of being an artist is to become the main artist or art director, and it is the end.

In fact, whether you do game art or design, it's actually the same thing, it depends on which line you like. As far as I know, the salary of game art in the art design industry is higher than that of other designers.

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Since you have art skills, it is recommended to do back design.

Game Artist refers to a professional artist who is engaged in game development.

Game art designers can be simply divided into two categories: 2D and 3D, 2D is the use of bitmaps and other two-dimensional graphics to make games; 3D is a 3D model of the game world and various objects created by a large-scale 3D game engine, and a 3D image with a strong sense of reality is obtained after computer processing.

1. Do artists have to be able to model in 3D?

Not all artists need to have 3D modeling skills. 3D modeling is often used to create 3D scenes, characters, and objects, and is important for art design in films, games, animation, and more. However, in some graphic design and graphic production situations, 3D modeling skills are not required.

Therefore, it depends on the specific occupation and field needs of the artist.

2. What industries can 3D modeling engage in?

3D modeling has applications in many industries. Including, but not limited to, the following:

1. Game development:

3D modeling is an integral part of game development and can be used to create characters, scenes, animations, and more.

2. Architectural Design and Engineering

3D modeling has become the standard in architectural design and engineering, and can be used to create the exterior, internal structure, fixtures, and ancillary facilities of buildings.

3. Manufacturing:

The manufacturing industry can take advantage of 3D modeling and 3D printing for rapid prototyping and functional testing, and can directly translate designs into physical products, such as mechanical parts, automotive and aircraft parts, and more.

4. Medical and Life Sciences:

Medical researchers can use 3D modeling to create physical prototypes for a better understanding of body structures, organs, tissues, and cells.

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