@@softty3018 it's not a simple answer. everyone take different time learning different type of concepts and even after joining a studio you are still learning every day even as a professional. And I'm a hard surface/weapons artist but I also did a lot of moduler assets and personally thats the hardest part to learn cause you have to think out of the box and also you have to think about optimization and reducing draw calls
As a game design student, I can't thanks you enough for this series of video. I've been playing Lol for years and your team always inspired me a lot. Good job :)
As a Computer Science major and someone who has been playing league since middle school. This series is super cool. Seeing how things come together in the aspect as a team and all the work that goes into making a game is amazing. Next semester I'm actually taking game design. Super cool videos rito. Do more of these.
@@ilovesalmon215 holy shit I forgot about this. Game design was cool. I took so many different types of classes but I ended up steering towards Cyber Security. Video games are really interesting but the industry is tough to work in. I'd most likely work for an Indie company if I was to pursue that path. As for work right now, I'm a contractor for the IRS as a Security Analyst. And it's pretty fun not gonna lie even tho it's government work. Who knows though, I might do Network Security for a gaming company in the future for a little bit.
I am studying a career of artistic creation of videogames and I love it, but I don't know what to dedicate myself to yet. These explanatory videos are helping me a lot to discover what I'm passionate about. Thx riot
I looove these series, I just discovered this and I'm striving to be a better concept artist, but I studied 3D animation (and modelling, rigging, texturing, etc). But now I settled with my tablet and Photoshop.
This video is so well structured! Currently working on my bachelor project in Game Art/Animation where I'm creating a modular environment, and this has really helped me collecting some information about environment in general which I can use for my written part of the project. This is truly awesome, thank you so much, Riot Games! x
awesome video, I am really enjoying the series so far. I have been working as an environment artist for the last 11+ years or so and this is spot on :)
Hey im a refreshing pool of water, There's no danger here.... OR IS THERE? im literally dying of laughing. Oh gosh ty guys its an amazing series! Absolutely lovely and informative pls do more!!
Thanks alot for the vids，I watched it over and over again ，and still learning new things as I entered a new phase of learning。Im currently self learning at home ，have a decent understanding in blender。Picking up zbrush and substance painter in the process。I think I will continue on unreal next。Hope that I will enter the game industry in the future，dreaming to work for riot someday。
those videos are so good even if you are a random boy like me who never ever tought of begin an artist and dont know nothing about this world sooo interesting 😍😍😍
Thank you for the series. It really help us to gain more knowledge and understand the different art fields in game industry. Also, im just wondering riot if the download link on your website in environment art has a resources? Because the character art section has resources.
I just realized the artists have their Cintiq's standing up at complete 90 degree angles in the backgrounds.. I can't imagine anybody actually working on it at that angle... do they?? Is that the secret!?!?
5:32 i know i was gonna get jump-scared, i know the light is a distraction, i know it was on the right but i was suprised, cz i thought it gonna come out of the turn BUT it was the wall instead damn it
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but I am about to graduate college with a Landscape Architecture degree. I really want to get into 3D environment art for video games, but it's not the traditional path for my major at all, so I'm having a really hard time learning how to get there. I'm making a second portfolio, learning Python and teaching myself Unity. Do you have to be an art major or game development major to get into this career?
2 years too late but I'm just gonna say this. While a moderate portion of people do have some form of degree, i feel like landscape architecture would be considered relevant. The portfolio and experience you have is much more important in the end. If you haven't already, learn a 3D Modelling program like Blender or 3DS Max
These are great intros to artwork careers for students👍. I wonder though, they're saying environment tells a story, but which games with rich environments did Riot work with? Aren't all their games have tiny maps, like 3 maps existed in LoL for 12 years, and there was not much in there (also they're pretty generic and I never felt "oh wow I feel it tells a story, this summoners rift\ARAM map!"), So which games these guys refer to? Ones they worked with before joining Riot or what?
Im gonna be honest, i (still sometimes play, but..) fckin HATE league after 10 years of playing reigiously. BUT! Your Videotorials, Project L, Arcane, i respect you people working at RITO :D
Please don't stop making these videos, I learn so much from them.
We have two more coming for a full ten part series - so glad you are enjoying them :)
Me too
Shounen Mason Same I really want to work for them someday
i guess I am quite randomly asking but does anyone know of a good website to stream new movies online?
As a professional Environment Artist in games, I give this video two modular thumbs up.
So curious how long you learn this environment artist and what's most difficult part of it??
Still waiting
waiting for eternity i think
@@softty3018 it's not a simple answer. everyone take different time learning different type of concepts and even after joining a studio you are still learning every day even as a professional. And I'm a hard surface/weapons artist but I also did a lot of moduler assets and personally thats the hardest part to learn cause you have to think out of the box and also you have to think about optimization and reducing draw calls
Don't forget to generate LODS and lightmaps = (128 will do).
"When people give you feedback, you understand the problem, and not the solution they're giving you"
+100
the narrator deserves appreciation for this series as well
As an indie game dev and student, these videos are invaluable!!! Absolutely love this.
What are you guys making?
As a game design student, I can't thanks you enough for this series of video. I've been playing Lol for years and your team always inspired me a lot. Good job :)
May I ask - are you a game design student, like, at (of, in, from, I dont remember, sorry :)) university or you do kind of self-studying at home?
As a Computer Science major and someone who has been playing league since middle school. This series is super cool. Seeing how things come together in the aspect as a team and all the work that goes into making a game is amazing. Next semester I'm actually taking game design. Super cool videos rito. Do more of these.
How'd it go man? What do you do for work now?
@@ilovesalmon215 holy shit I forgot about this. Game design was cool. I took so many different types of classes but I ended up steering towards Cyber Security. Video games are really interesting but the industry is tough to work in. I'd most likely work for an Indie company if I was to pursue that path.
As for work right now, I'm a contractor for the IRS as a Security Analyst. And it's pretty fun not gonna lie even tho it's government work. Who knows though, I might do Network Security for a gaming company in the future for a little bit.
I am studying a career of artistic creation of videogames and I love it, but I don't know what to dedicate myself to yet. These explanatory videos are helping me a lot to discover what I'm passionate about. Thx riot
Riot should start doing a portfolio critique stream for "So You Wanna Make Games??"
I looove these series, I just discovered this and I'm striving to be a better concept artist, but I studied 3D animation (and modelling, rigging, texturing, etc). But now I settled with my tablet and Photoshop.
This video is so well structured! Currently working on my bachelor project in Game Art/Animation where I'm creating a modular environment, and this has really helped me collecting some information about environment in general which I can use for my written part of the project. This is truly awesome,
thank you so much, Riot Games! x
I love that Riot have created these videos I am studying and in my 2nd year of uni. Great Content guys!
Wow, this series is incredibly informative and well made. And all the Riot staff are beautiful people with a strong fashion sense. Gotta up my game!
I really enjoy all the artwork related episodes, thanks so much for sharing expertise with community!
At last, a very clear video on pipeline and difference between level designers and environment artists.
awesome video, I am really enjoying the series so far. I have been working as an environment artist for the last 11+ years or so and this is spot on :)
This is one of the most important videos I've seen in my life
>When programming keeps stomping you so you retreat to your happy place
I'm new to learning game development with Unity and this video is so awesome for inspiration and information!
This series is so educational and FUNNY!!! It's kind of a masterpiece in miniature ❤❤❤
This is such a great series, many thanks to you!
Sadly has too little views(
Such great series.... thanks again. so inspiring and helpful. It's also well edited, designed. It's fun to watch. Please make more vid like this!
Brandon sounded like he has not had his morning coffee lmao
Good vids tho, great learning experience.
I can't stop watching.
Wow this just taught me so much. I am so excited to start my journey as an environment artist in blender!
Awesome, thanks for this, jumping back into my environment!
Thanks riot for guiding me to be what I really wanted to be!
your work showing different aspects in video game industry, made me clear what i wanted to do. keep up the light of creation.
Bruhhhh...this videos are awasomeeeee learning a whole lot
I love this series so much!
thank you a lot for this series
Love the Edit Finch nods.
Welp this is hella inspiring for a student to come across
Thank you! This is really helpful! and easy to understand what environment artists do.
Hey im a refreshing pool of water,
There's no danger here....
OR IS THERE?
im literally dying of laughing. Oh gosh ty guys its an amazing series! Absolutely lovely and informative pls do more!!
Hey you know waht game is it?
Thank you for making these! It's really valuable and insightful.
Woow, really loved the video! Now I'm gonna continue from the beginning ahahha I started with this one xD just caught my eye o/
these videos are frekin immersive ! Keep up the good work. If it doesn't help its still entertaining :P
Man this rlly helped with mah art class, ty :3
Thanks alot for the vids，I watched it over and over again ，and still learning new things as I entered a new phase of learning。Im currently self learning at home ，have a decent understanding in blender。Picking up zbrush and substance painter in the process。I think I will continue on unreal next。Hope that I will enter the game industry in the future，dreaming to work for riot someday。
Riot you making us learn this to hire us in the future? In that case then count me in!
those videos are so good even if you are a random boy like me who never ever tought of begin an artist and dont know nothing about this world
sooo interesting 😍😍😍
thanks riot ..this is very helpful video and your new game is awesome
5:27 you can possibly use contrast in some cases
This was very inspiring thank you
Thank you for the series. It really help us to gain more knowledge and understand the different art fields in game industry. Also, im just wondering riot if the download link on your website in environment art has a resources? Because the character art section has resources.
That's really good thanks!
more people should watch this!
Riot, I know you're reading this. You have a ton of talented people, work on some new games!
These are amazing
What an inspiring video!
Tony Tang is a world class name!
thanks buddy!
@@tontonba But does it really compare to Marcus LUL?
aw shit Tony Tang works at Riot? Baller. Haven't seen that guy in some years...
4:43 whoa what;s that game, looking amazing :O
Ratchet for ps3 or ps4.
Riot should go deeper than those introduction. I'd pay for a game art MOOC from them.
More videos like these please
Are we gonna ignore the fact that we got rick rolled at 1:52
yeah lol
This is gold man
thank you for this video series
This is so amazing!😄
"like, 80% of what i make is absolutely garbage" i say the same, my brother. i say the same
What are those games in the video? All of them look fantastic! I wanna know the names!
Ohhhhh 1:20 Bad example... In this particular Far Cry they started to use procedural generation a lot. To great effect I might add!
0:12 it’s Las Santos homie
I just realized the artists have their Cintiq's standing up at complete 90 degree angles in the backgrounds.. I can't imagine anybody actually working on it at that angle... do they?? Is that the secret!?!?
5:32 i know i was gonna get jump-scared, i know the light is a distraction, i know it was on the right
but i was suprised, cz i thought it gonna come out of the turn BUT it was the wall instead damn it
Thanks
love the music in the intro, anyone know who wrote it/where its from?
Welcome to Urf
This is amazing
Imaginary places like Los Angeles
so... I should be playing video games to IMPROVE my art??
hmm so riot has alot of enviroment artists? MMO inc!
Not sure if this is the place to ask, but I am about to graduate college with a Landscape Architecture degree. I really want to get into 3D environment art for video games, but it's not the traditional path for my major at all, so I'm having a really hard time learning how to get there. I'm making a second portfolio, learning Python and teaching myself Unity. Do you have to be an art major or game development major to get into this career?
2 years too late but I'm just gonna say this. While a moderate portion of people do have some form of degree, i feel like landscape architecture would be considered relevant. The portfolio and experience you have is much more important in the end. If you haven't already, learn a 3D Modelling program like Blender or 3DS Max
5:50 what game is it? Looks interesting
it's Kentucky Route Zero, realy looks interesting.
Completely imaginary place like los Angeles got me 🤣🤣🤣
These are great intros to artwork careers for students👍. I wonder though, they're saying environment tells a story, but which games with rich environments did Riot work with? Aren't all their games have tiny maps, like 3 maps existed in LoL for 12 years, and there was not much in there (also they're pretty generic and I never felt "oh wow I feel it tells a story, this summoners rift\ARAM map!"), So which games these guys refer to? Ones they worked with before joining Riot or what?
♥
What kind schooling would I need? Is architect involved?
Episode for me!
0:35 whats name thats music....
How do you guys handle deadlines?
Im gonna be honest, i (still sometimes play, but..) fckin HATE league after 10 years of playing reigiously.
BUT! Your Videotorials, Project L, Arcane, i respect you people working at RITO :D
I need MMO with LoL univers
Checkout Corepunk bro : )
What game is that at 1:02 ?
my tequila bottle is the most badass tho
wow
theres no danger here....or is there!?!?!? me playing any game ever.
What is that beautiful music in the beginning?
th-cam.com/video/qYIiy03eGE0/w-d-xo.html Welcome to Planet Urf o/
@@selinatheleaf2910 I meant the intro
Darude - Sandstorm
Yeet!
someone definitely lives here
thitas goooooooooood
Who is champ at 12:36 ?
the game at 3:50 ? I dig style!
I was thinking the same thing!
I think it's a game from Trine series
@@theskybrave *doesn't give the title*
What programs should an environment artist handle?
3ds max, maya, Houdini, world creator, world machine, substance designer, substance painter, mari, blender , z brush
Is the music chosen in the expert intros ironic?
Yeah, reuse is a lot easier in 3D games due to Quaternion rotation. Not so much in 2D..
Anyone knows which game is shown at 1:01?
@@mayisla8716 You are the MVP!! Thanks a lot!! :D
Does anyone know what's the game at 8:06 ?
Tony Tsao I think that’s horizon zero dawn
@@dede8176 Ha I've played that game, it's not that game
@@tonytsaoproduction A plague tale: innocence
IM SCARE 5:36
Does anyone know the game shown at 4:30?
What Remains of Edith Finch
@@paugal Thank you ;)
can anyone tell me what's the hame in 8:04?
A plague tale