Hey amazing video, i just want to know what happens if i have both 2D and 3D artwork, that goes from character or props design to environment art ? also if i handle various styles (stylized, realistic, etc) Is there a problem if i try to upload that ?
Hey thanks! Those options are just like filters that makes it easier for others to find your work. I personally would suggest that u put it as 2D/3D based on which workflow u used the most in the project
@@RextonWendell Thanks to you! your video helps with a lot of things! Only this dilemma is what still keeps me thinking, I want to upload my 2D and 3D works on whatever topic they are (but of course just some of "the best") but I am worried that it could affect the portfolio if it is not as consistent in a single theme or style as only characters or weapons or only stylized or realistic and so on as some people say
Yeah, I get about 12 views. Out of 12 views I'll get maybe 1 or 2 likes. But if I got say 1000 views, my likes would be more like 100 maybe 200? But no, I always get 12 maybe 50 tops. Not sure how I get more views other than posting it all over the place.
Thanks for the video! I like to think of it this way: Instagram serves as a sort of portfolio where you can market yourself for free. On the other hand, ArtStation is meant for your professional portfolio, providing a more in-depth perspective and serving as a resume. Combining both platforms could be the best approach you could take!
Ok, and what if my "passion" is about script writing for atomatization the tools, used by 3d-artists? And I really don't know if these tools are useful to others or it's just a nice hobby for me? How can i get the feedback about my work from artstation?
I must be stupid. I've done all the steps in the video, but I have no portfolio showing. I keep uploading artwork but I never get a portfolio tab next to the "about" tab. How do you turn on your portfolio so it is visible?
that is very weird, shouldn't be the case, 1st time hearing something like that. Take note that u have set projects to published in the "publishing options on the right side right above thumbnail
Just after watching this video made me realize that I need to figure out what my skills are for building a portfolio on ArtStation. I mean I got my artwork down pat and everything… but so does knowing what kind of skills you do have. This means I’ve have so much to learn, and a lot to figure out hopefully. 🤔
I have never bought Y-3 before and heard the fit size is sligtly different than regular Adidas. My forum 84' size is EU45 1/3 UK10.5 US11. I am behind a pair of Y-3 gr.1p high, would you recommend to change size or go for the same? what is you experience whit this line of shoes?
I think u can half size down if u want it to be tighter, because I'm aware that the forum 84 has a bit of cushioning, correct me if I'm wrong. I own another pair of regular forums with the same size & the y-3 one does have bigger room since there are no cushioning. 😊 I Personally have my y-3 shoes at regular sizes, those sock fit like shoes I tend to go half size bigger just so that they are easier to wear😁
@@RextonWendell No, it's just a weird thing that only happens in chrome for some reason. I can use other browsers fine, but I was curious what's going on with that.
I decided to just stop posting on Instagram completely and archived all my old posts. Instagram is now just a place for me to check out my favourite artists' artworks and discover new ones. Because instead of spending most of my time trying to keep up with IG's algorithm, it would be beneficial for me to improve my art so that I could build a portfolio on ArtStation.
@@kesura7273 if you’re really looking at 4K, then I guess that’s the only way Note that extreme high res artwork uploads are also not always a good thing, that makes it easy for people to steal
@@RextonWendell oh i see, many art thieve gonna steal our art and sell like "NFT Art" whatever it is. Cause i see an artist have some problem with that thieves, they steal art from artist without permission and sell it in NFT market.
Question: What size of the canvas does ArtStation accept. I usually work on a large scale so if I can just upload the file as it is (3000-3000 pixels) with out tempering with it that whould be great.
They can handle Big image files, no problem You can also take a look at this help.artstation.com/hc/en-us/articles/360056654272-How-do-I-get-the-best-quality-of-images-on-ArtStation-
Hey guys! 🙌😎 thank you guys for the wonderful support: REALLY ❤️ Here’s an updated version of the Artstation guide (2022) In this new video we cover - All artstation profile features - How to upload your works & organise them - How to prepare a portfolio for school & jobs - How to not SUCK Hope you guys find it useful 😉👍 Happy new year 🎊 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HUpzPW7ys_Y.html
Honestly the wing zero makes sense. It desperately needed revision. No wing zero in any grade ever is worth buying. The pg feels like a modern day MG(also screws), the mg is trash, and the RG is more loose than my astray blue frame D despite being 7 years younger and half the size.
