Emmanuel Bouley

If you missed my webinar, you can watch it now on Moho YouTube channel, check it out 😉👇🏼 #Moho #cartoon #art #illustration #drawing #animation #characterdesign #rigging #animator #cutout #moho #2danimation #animation #webinar

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WIP Wolfgrave Oil on canvas 30x40 Still recovering, slowly getting back to painting, step by step

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Hi dear network friends! Just to let you all know that I'm open for new contract work in case that you might get interested. My specialties are: Unity game engine / 3D game assets modeling and texturing in general / quick game prototyping with C# / Assembling and Calibrating environments Lighting, Color and Style (lookdev) + Post Processing calibrations. Here is some samples of my works (Note: all brands, copyrights and property of their respective owners and only displayed for portfolio purpose) : : [Elemdiam] https://lnkd.in/ekKV6Qgi - Currently in development, you can access the demo in Steam : https://lnkd.in/eu_MgtVv - Most of my work so far has been assets modeling and texturing (Blender and Painter) as well as environments assembly and calibrations (Unity), so far I have specially enjoyed Thunder Island (Stormy weather) environmental VFX / and Real-time Skydome (Altos) setup + related calibrations (like fog, wind systems / stormy sea (Crest) and related water systems) - Also responsible for the Terrain Features sculpting (World Creator 3). It has been a really fun project so far and I have high hopes of helping evolve it into a way much better experience. [Starship] https://lnkd.in/eQwQpYjH - Crypto Currently based Game Experience => Assembled and calibrated the full prototype visuals in Unity including: Space Station / Ligthing / VFX / Drone and Ships Animations Scripting and Events Scripting / UI Setup and Cinemachine Setup / Sounds Setup and Triggering Events / Drone Retopology and Material Calibrations / Post Processing Calibrations [Unity Assets] https://lnkd.in/eJmWkU4s - I'm also an Assets Seller at the Unity Assets Store, I've been looking for some time to keep growing my available products but wow, there's always so much work that I have enjoyed helping with around that sadly my priorities have shifted in agreement, however I'm still at it and will definitely add more before the end of the year since it is an important part of the current year resolutions. I've kept working at it just that not at the pace I would like to! 😅 😁 [ Betsoft Gaming - Slot Casino Games ] https://lnkd.in/eWbBFy6M - Responsible for the full environment setup (Unity) including: Unity Terrain / Texturing / Foliage Setup and Modeling (Trees - Palms and Fire Trees) / Ocean Setup / Lighting and Post Processing Calibrations [ AON :: Drag Racing - Prototype ] https://lnkd.in/ejEYd_Mm - Sample of a mobile racing game that I was prototyping : Responsible for everything - I coded the gameplay and calibrated the cars physics + coded sensors for the cars that later tied up to the UI's Steering wheel information displays + Gears Changing mechanism. Also coded and designed the initial startup sequence including the artwork for the UI - I'm specially proud of that gauge's design since I added a customized Shift Light system to it that I also designed and coded myself (Unity's C#)

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I had a great pleasure to design a few characters for upcoming game ADA: Tainted Soil. The protagonist and her friend Jester . I hope you will like it ! Link to full project in the comment below

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It’s important to match rigging chain to hooks of the proper size. If you need to figure out what size hook you have, it will almost always be imprinted on the hook somewhere. But, if you're looking for the label in imperial notation (such as "1/2 inch") you might be out of luck — many manufacturers print the metric equivalent (such as "13mm") for size. The location and formatting of the size marking is different depending on the manufacturer. On this Crosby Shur-Loc hook, both metric and imperial are provided for convenience. However the hook is marked, make sure you index that information and match the hook size to your chain size. AND, the hook grade to your grade of chain (for example, a Grade 100 hook for Grade 100 chain). For your convenience, here is a quick list showing metric to imperial equivalents: 6mm = 7/32" 7mm = 9/32" 8mm = 5/16" 10mm = 3/8" 13mm = 1/2" 16mm = 5/8" 18 or 20mm = 3/4" 22mm = 7/8” 26mm = 1” 32mm = 1-1/4” What is the most common size of chain and hook that you use? #LiftingEquipment #Cranes #Hooks #TrusttheLift

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It’s important to match rigging chain to hooks of the proper size. If you need to figure out what size hook you have, it will almost always be imprinted on the hook somewhere. But, if you're looking for the label in imperial notation (such as "1/2 inch") you might be out of luck — many manufacturers print the metric equivalent (such as "13mm") for size. The location and formatting of the size marking is different depending on the manufacturer. On this Crosby Shur-Loc hook, both metric and imperial are provided for convenience. However the hook is marked, make sure you index that information and match the hook size to your chain size. AND, the hook grade to your grade of chain (for example, a Grade 100 hook for Grade 100 chain). For your convenience, here is a quick list showing metric to imperial equivalents: 6mm = 7/32" 7mm = 9/32" 8mm = 5/16" 10mm = 3/8" 13mm = 1/2" 16mm = 5/8" 18 or 20mm = 3/4" 22mm = 7/8” 26mm = 1” 32mm = 1-1/4” What is the most common size of chain and hook that you use? #LiftingEquipment #Cranes #Hooks #TrusttheLift

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Why do we have really dark areas on our Lighting, is it because of the tonemapper? The answer is of course not only it, why? In this extracted part from the video I did with Andrea Giampietro on his YouTube channel https://lnkd.in/d5Q6N3bV , you will see how much Also the tonemapper in unreal ( ACES ) is affecting the shadowed part without us actually doing it. There are other factors affecting it like color values, light values, exposure and so on, but here we focus on the tonemapper part The aim for balanced lighting like in photography, is to always have a raw frame to work with, so that we will have the possibility to bend the values of our image freely without restrictions or value loss! #unrealengine #epicgames #tutorial #lighting #ue5 #tonemapper #realtime #videogames

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Hello everyone! I'm sharing a new script I created to simplify transferring groom between geometries with Yeti in Maya. Ideal for maintaining grooming when modifying geometries with the same number of polygons. Simplify your workflow just a few clicks! Visit my gumroad for more information https://lnkd.in/eqWAnsMz And this script for convert curves to yeti groom guides. https://lnkd.in/ee5b2yPn #yeti #script #transferGroom

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This is illustration that I created for my Course: Creature Illustration with Lunar Academy as a demo with explanations of the process, color theory, how to put storytelling in portrayal of creatures and there is so much more about biology of animals, how to render, mistakes and how to fix them... You can find more details and course itself here: https://lnkd.in/dbqFrweg ✨

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WIP of my current project, it’s a black market in Cambodia during the UNTAC operation in 1992. I felt that the Cambodian Civil War is a topic not talked about enough so I decided to depict it in art to possibly bring some more attention to it. #conceptart #conceptdesign #portfolioday #hardsurface #keyframe #environmentdesign

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Another great resource for level design and #gameart is Dimensions.com. It’s a database with common measurements and construction terminology used for everyday objects, buildings, trees, etc. A goldmine of information!

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🔊 One for the Breaking Bad fans! Today’s sound design is of “The Last Batch”, a concept Breaking Bad game by Piotr Tatar. There are a lot of layers going on here. The V8 was recreated using Leon Beilmann’s techniques in Kilohearts Phase Plant. I'm not 100% happy with it, but this week I decided to just share things as I make them. It's been quite refreshing to "expose" things that have only been worked on for a few hours without iteration. I think sometimes as artists we are scared to share things unless they are perfect. Audio, just like visual art, should be seen as a multi-stage process. By working with assets at the concept stages, you can receive constructive feedback from your team (and sometimes interesting new angles from other departments) that will help you push your design to the next level. Far too often audio is seen as an after-thought to slap on a project at the end. This leaves no space for the creative process. Collaborative iteration, that's what it's all about! Let me know what you think. #sounddesign #gameaudio #breakingbad #thelastbatch #kilohearts #phaseplant

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Learn to create and customize the visibility of control objects based on mouse proximity for animation. https://lnkd.in/d4hbYQvF

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Testing Quixel Mixer, the program is quick and easy to use, also its free-kinda- but it has no baking option like Substance Painter #art #3d #quixel #mixer #props #clay #game #gamedev #artstation

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Another top-down level added to my ArtStation collection. https://lnkd.in/dV8SERPi

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Here is an updated version of my Undead Knight miniboss design from 2023 [ https://lnkd.in/gG4d_rm8 ] #conceptart

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Hello, community! ⚡ I am a compositing-lighting artist, and whenever possible I try to develop in 3D. Link to my work ⚡ : https://lnkd.in/eQYrDYZG In my previous post, I used a reference for a personal project https://lnkd.in/eDFpDDGc created by a neural network #AdobeStock. I would like to share a few important thoughts on this topic. Seven reasons why references are important: 1. Follow references if you are a beginner: This will help you gain insight and improve your skills. 2. Improving your work: Using references improves the quality of your work, helping you avoid mistakes. 3. Practice of large studios: All serious studios work with references. These are the basic principles on which a high-quality result is built. 4. Personal experience: I myself often neglected references and later regretted it. Don't repeat my mistakes. 5. Saving time: References help save time by speeding up the creation process. 6. Gaining knowledge: By analyzing and following references, you enrich your knowledge and skills. 7. Developing creativity: Stop thinking that references limit your creative freedom. On the contrary, they will help you become even more creative and move to a new level of creativity. Don't forget that we are all creative individuals, and using references is a way to become better and more productive at what we do. Do you use references? Share how you search and what platforms and neural networks you use? 🙂 #Opentowork #Cinema4D #Nuke #References #Creativity #PersonalGrowth #Advice #Design #Skill #Development #Experience #CGI #Motion #3D #Compositing #Lighting #VFX

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Using the job description of the role you want to be employed as can act as an effective checklist for how to structure your work and breakdown shots when entering the Games Industry.

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