[breckjensen]

Hey everyone,

I've been into the 3d world for about 2 years, while I was studying software engineering I wanted to be a 3d artist, so I've been trying to learn as much as I can about everything that was new to me So I decided that the most area I like is to be a character artist.



The thing is, my career wants me to do the thesis with something related to software engineering. So I thought getting into technical art could be a good choice to expand my knowledge there.



The thing is, I don´t know where to start, I have a solid foundation in programming, c++, c#, Java, databases, etc etc. But I don't know what does a technical artist really does and what doi need to learn in order to reach my goal(which I don't know yet) My idea is to optimize the process, like automatic rigs or I really don't know.



I wanted to renew my digital tutor's subscription but I really can´t find anything related to technical art. I also have an unreal engine and maybe I can do something with materials.



The thing is I don´t know where to start, I already know how to program but nothing else.



Please help.

Thanks!

I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.

References: polycount.com/discussion/136375/how-to-start-being-a-technical-artist


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