You don't need to buy a subscription, you can purchase the latest version or a legacy version for about $150 and it last forever - you just don't get the latest updates.
The best 3d texturing app is Substance Painter. Unless you have one specific company in mind that you absolutely have to work for and they use blender/gimp/whatever, you are limiting yourself. If you want to be a professional, learn the professional tools.įor 3d that means autodesk products (you can use for free for 3 years with student license), and for 2d use Adobe products (student licensing is available, but PS is dirt cheap anyway.) You can make arguments for blender or whatever, but the bottom line is, the companies hiring don't use those products.
If someone was unable to create good content with the enormous selection of tools we have available today why would they suddenly be able to create quality content with a far more restrictive tool that holds their hand every step of the way? Using your logic someone might point towards him as an example of a new easy-to-use tool enabling him, but once you read up on the guy you suddenly understand that he was already a competent artist. We had an example recently posted by where someone was creating art with Microsoft Excel. There are games that have been made with tools made for beginners (eg Klik'n'Play) but they are either created by people who started at a time period when nothing else was available or they were created by people who were already talented enough and wanted to do it for giggles.
Click to expand.You have it completely backwards.
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