The Principled shader is an excellent addition to Blender's shader system. But I've also seen enough confusion and misconception about the uber shader to warrant a discussion.
In this live stream we'll talk about what the Principle Shader is, when it's useful, and when it's not so useful.
NOTE: Example files have been made available to download by clicking the down-arrow-cloud button to the right of the title below the video.
Hi there !
Like Nike says, just do it. Or just use a website link and update the stuff on the website.
Your best work now won't be outdated for years. There's artists I follow whose 2006 demo reel is as impressive today as it ever was - Marek Denko, look for his 2006 reel
Because after a couple of months the ones I will have sent will be outdated
I do have a dilemma, as soon I as have a decent portfolio, I'll start mailing that PDF to places, but all the while I'll be producing more work, so at what point should I send the portfolio?
Well, yeah, that's the natural evolution of pushing yourself to get better, but I think you can do it. What's the worst that could happen? They say no and you keep pushing yourself.
It's all animation and VFX
I get a lot of emails from Artstation, Daily job posts and there is never a 3D modeling vacancy
I don't think you're far behind. Like silent said, you do good work and shows
And old stuff I have to update and make better