Another says we're not 3d enviroment artists because we don't work in the industry yet (._.)
What do you gain from that?
The first inspires people to keep going. The second only reminds them of what "they haven't achieved yet".
Years from now, I know which of those teachers I'll remember most.
I just finished episode 12 of "Go For It, Nakamura-kun!!! ππ.... That was absolutely devastating to watch.
The worst part is that it felt painfully realistic π£, which somehow made it hit even harder.
My poor boy Nakamura-kunπ....
I relate so much to Nakamura-kun as a character.
His imagination, overthinking, hopes, and all those "what if?" scenarios hit a little too close to home π₯²
Slime texture pixel study π
Featuring: Slime (Dragon Quest) π§, test tube π§ͺ and poison apple β οΈπ
#PixelArt #γγγη΅΅ #Pixquare
Slime texture pixel study π
Featuring: Slime (Dragon Quest) π§, test tube π§ͺ and poison apple β οΈπ
#PixelArt #γγγη΅΅ #Pixquare
I don't understand this kind of mindset.
One teacher already sees us as 3D Environment Artists, even though we're still finishing our training. He treats us like professionals in the making, believes in our potential, and even talks about working with us someday.
