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$30 USD / hour

bucharest,

romania

$30 USD / hour

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Joined January 16, 2015

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Valentin N.

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Self employed 3d Vehicle and Environment Artist @vrnTech.ro

I love cars, games and computer graphics! Expert in Autodesk Maya and Adobe Photoshop. Advanced in 3ds Max, Substance Designer and Quixel DDO. 10 years outsourcing experience working for [login to view URL]

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$These are just a few of the virtual tuning pieces I made for my blog: UnlikelyDrop.com Mostly weird cars that don't usually get modified or \"0day\" cars, cars that have only just been unveiled. More pictures here: www.unlikelydrop.com$

Virtual Tuning: Unlikelydrop.com

Completed around 2009 in Maya. I wanted to test my ability to work with complex scenes and geometries on a longer term project.
Screenshots done in 2014 as a test for Marmoset Toolbag's ability to handle large amounts of polygons.

More pictures here:
http://on.be.net/1hjY3EV

High resolution modeling: Honda Valkyrie Rune

A texture study made using Quixel dDo, almost 100% brush free.
Rendered with Marmoset Toolbag 2.
Based on the high resolution and low resolution models I at work at AMC pixel factory.
More pictures here:
http://on.be.net/PM6eCn

Quixel dDo Legacy study: Chevrolet Camaro

$Loosely based on the IAR-80, a Romanian fighter plane from the Second World War. Converted to a salt flats racer.\n \nPrograms used:\n - Maya for high res and low res modeling.\n - xNormal for baking tangent space normal maps.\n - Quixel nDo2 for normal map panels, nuts, bolts, rivets and other small details.\n - Substance Designer for the base materials and generic details such as dirt, salt deposits.\n - Substance Painter for extra custom details.\n - Marmoset Toolbag 2 for rendering .$

Game asset: plane-rod

My first go at Substance Designer 4. Not a single Photoshop brush on this entire car, only procedural textures driven by bakes.
Also my first go at texturing for physically based shaders (PBR).
Based on the high resolution and low resolution models I created at AMC pixel factory a couple of years ago.

Substance Designer study: Chevrolet Chevelle

Virtual Tuning: Unlikelydrop.com

High resolution modeling: Honda Valkyrie Rune

Quixel dDo Legacy study: Chevrolet Camaro

Game asset: plane-rod

Substance Designer study: Chevrolet Chevelle

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AMC pixel factory

Jun 2013 - Dec 2014 (1 year, 6 months)

While working at AMC I was charge of the Vehicle team working for one of the biggest multi-platform AAA titles to come out this year. Also doing research on substances and developing Mel scripts to help the Graphics team

AMC pixel factory

Jul 2011 - Jun 2013 (1 year, 11 months)

In charge of the Vehicle Department, my task was to make sure the team follows the technical and artistic guidelines received from the client. As the QA of the team, I had the task of signing off any 3d vehicles before they were sent to the client making sure they fit their specifications. Another of my responsibilities was to evaluate each artist and make sure everyone in the vehicle team was able to meet the same quality level when it comes to 3d modeling and textures. As a car aficionado, I acted as the on-site encyclopedia of everything car related. I developed scripts and came up with novel modeling techniques that would help the team improve their performance. For the first three years in this position, I was also in charge of the Vehicle Department's schedule, working with Microsoft Project and our internal scheduler to both track and plan the work of the team.