Its that old addage ' Do what you are passionate about'. Obviously there is a demand for this career but its not one you will get rich on IMHO but I dont think people choose it to get rich anyway. Kudos to those that work this field. You have made my gaming experience so much better, immersive and increased my enjoyment in tv shows and movies. Thank you!
The respect and open mindset & Maturity regarding Artist,Art is more in the Europe or the north americas OR Far East Asia & Kangaroo lands , I have seen people grow in life in those societies. In my country no one gives a shit, to sustain in such society you have to be an Engineer ,Doctor ,Government Employee,IT guy etc. because we are taught to run before marksheets, marks , degrees. WE are taught to Compete , you pull others down and move forward it is what it is . _I won't mention the country obviously , we can't take the truth_
3D modelling will be necessary for a long time to come however, the advances provided by photogrammetry will likely render 3D modeling, at least when it comes to hard surface modeling of real world objects, less relevant except for the retopology stage in which case, it may or may not become a full time job. Modeling 3D prototypes of concept art or anything that has no real world equivalent will be the main emphasis for 3D modeling fields in the future.
I'd say the job market for 3D modelling is quite scarce outside of the USA, Canada and England. If you live outside those countries, you'll be more likely to end up at an architectual studio or applied games. Atleast if you want job security that is. It's very unlikely you'll end up doing cool things like for gaming or cinematography and the pay can be very diverse. If you don't live in the previous countries I mentioned prior, i'd suggest becoming a VFX artist and learning 3d modelling on the side. Do not specialise and become a general artist being able to do multiple things. This way because the job market is so small, you can apply for jobs in multiple areas; VFX, ArchViz, Gaming, Applied games etc. For example I am a 3D artist and live in The Netherlands and get paid about ~€27K a year before taxes, which is a normal pay for Dutch standards but you can earn 1/3rd more in other countries I mentioned prior.
Should I learn to code instead of modeling? I'm 18 y.o. and don't know what to do in my life. I love draw, but I can only make money of it by taking comissions online lol. I think about web (html, css, java), web design (ux/ui) and 3d modeling. Can't decide which one should I do
@@funkypossum6403 it actually really depends on where you live and what you're really passionate about. If you don't live in a country where being a 3D artist career pays enough, best thing to do is study abroad and get an internship in that country too. Also Web frontend and 3D modelling are two really seperate things. And yeah there's not a lot of money in 2D art unless you become a concept artist and study at FZD in singapore.
If you're just starting, you will need determination, and you need to be able to learn things by yourself. Then, you will need to have good skills and a good portfolio to get a job, or pure luck. Also it's true that you won't make much money making games. Architecture or industrial 3D is profitable though.
Current I'm 16 year old and i have been using blender for the past 9 months. I live in an Asian country and i think I can earn a living only by getting a job in big companies like rockstar games and Ubisoft. I want to be a 3d modeler and an environment artist too so I can have multiple options to work on. So I don't know if I will make enough money to live cause I have a really low end pc I am working on. It's a dual core cpu with an igpu. I want to achieve realistic renders but my pc didn't let me do ;)
I am doing 3d modeling since 6 years. without any project and without any job. just making little mocks for side money. but I am happy. Am just doing for fun I am learn too much in 6 years. 😁😁😁
modler addict here have to model and texture never downloaded a 3d model ive often spent 4days to a week on a 3d model never download a 3d model ever i like those challanges a lot
Actually i enjoy my job but sometimes working long hour is not a thing to do, maybe i am more creative about 5 6h at morning and the rest of working time i just sit there like a big trash cause nothing new comes from my mind 🤣🤣🤣
Only if you do freelance work. The amount of pay you get for being an artist is very different from country to country, you can almost get paid double in a neighbouring country for example. Also in some countries the job market is bigger. The best countries to work in for CGI/VFX/Gaming stuff would be USA, Canada and England. There the job market is plenty and you get paid the most in those countries too.
You don't know what demotivating is. Ive been modelling for 6+years. I have 3 years of experience in the industry basically pure luck that I had those jobs. Now ai is comming, it is targeting mostly photorealism and vfx so forget those fields. Getting job ecen in england, us or canada is near impossible unles you are senior modeler. Well to add on top of that i cant find a job, my health is fucked so im on the verge of becomming homeless. Merry fucking christmas fellow 3d artist. Hope you didn't choose this carrer path cuz it sure sucks. Well ill still try my best
@@nonametrigger hello, well... let me start here. After some time when I posted that message above I got a job a lt a startup (3d artist/graphicdl designer role) at a crypto/ai company. My main tasks were to help make websites, make models, help build online simple game and many similar projects. After working in there for 6 months they really started pissing me off. There was np sttucture at all, communication level was very bad inside the company. It even got to the point where CEO literally told me take a project do it yourself alone or hire someone. Well trash. Iverall it was a scammy company (they had over 200, lawsuits in the last year) yes crazyy.. so I worked there for like 6 months then my salary was delayed for people in the company for like month, they kept promising me that they will pay, anyway I said "ni salary, no work, ill continue working after you pay my last salary". Thats hiw it ended. I was scammed few thousand, never paid me. (Can't do anything from legal side too) that's real life.
@@nonametrigger Anyway, few weeks ago I got a job, in a respectable furniture making company "Vilmers". Role: "product graphic designer". I will be making 3d visualizations, as well as creating technical sheet for furnite etc. The company is great so far. Tho I am not putting too, too much hope. U will work there for as long as I can because the company seems really good. However the AI is really coming fast at us, 3d artist and graphic designers. Probably best choice for me would be to start learning something else (something that won't be taken over by AI soon) luke: doctors, phychologist, government officials, etc.. there are some branches which won't be taken over soon, however I hate all that shit so for now I'll just work here, and hope that AI does't replace me. Or at least does't replace me too soon. I mean most jobs will be replaced anyway so governments will have to implement some kind of new laws, the whole system will chane how people get paid, how that works because whole world won't rely as much on manual labour. Anyway I guess best thing I can do is seach for something that I like and won't be replaced by AI soon.
Its that old addage ' Do what you are passionate about'. Obviously there is a demand for this career but its not one you will get rich on IMHO but I dont think people choose it to get rich anyway. Kudos to those that work this field. You have made my gaming experience so much better, immersive and increased my enjoyment in tv shows and movies. Thank you!
The respect and open mindset & Maturity regarding Artist,Art is more in the Europe or the north americas OR Far East Asia & Kangaroo lands , I have seen people grow in life in those societies.
In my country no one gives a shit, to sustain in such society you have to be an Engineer ,Doctor ,Government Employee,IT guy etc.
because we are taught to run before marksheets, marks , degrees. WE are taught to Compete , you pull others down and move forward
it is what it is .
_I won't mention the country obviously , we can't take the truth_
@@avatr7109 india say ho bro 😑??
@@avatr7109 South korea
3D modelling will be necessary for a long time to come however, the advances provided by photogrammetry will likely render 3D modeling, at least when it comes to hard surface modeling of real world objects, less relevant except for the retopology stage in which case, it may or may not become a full time job. Modeling 3D prototypes of concept art or anything that has no real world equivalent will be the main emphasis for 3D modeling fields in the future.
I'd say the job market for 3D modelling is quite scarce outside of the USA, Canada and England.
If you live outside those countries, you'll be more likely to end up at an architectual studio or applied games. Atleast if you want job security that is.
It's very unlikely you'll end up doing cool things like for gaming or cinematography and the pay can be very diverse.
If you don't live in the previous countries I mentioned prior, i'd suggest becoming a VFX artist and learning 3d modelling on the side.
Do not specialise and become a general artist being able to do multiple things.
This way because the job market is so small, you can apply for jobs in multiple areas; VFX, ArchViz, Gaming, Applied games etc.
For example I am a 3D artist and live in The Netherlands and get paid about ~€27K a year before taxes, which is a normal pay for Dutch standards but you can earn 1/3rd more in other countries I mentioned prior.
Should I learn to code instead of modeling? I'm 18 y.o. and don't know what to do in my life. I love draw, but I can only make money of it by taking comissions online lol. I think about web (html, css, java), web design (ux/ui) and 3d modeling. Can't decide which one should I do
@@funkypossum6403 it actually really depends on where you live and what you're really passionate about.
If you don't live in a country where being a 3D artist career pays enough, best thing to do is study abroad and get an internship in that country too.
Also Web frontend and 3D modelling are two really seperate things.
And yeah there's not a lot of money in 2D art unless you become a concept artist and study at FZD in singapore.
If you're just starting, you will need determination, and you need to be able to learn things by yourself. Then, you will need to have good skills and a good portfolio to get a job, or pure luck. Also it's true that you won't make much money making games. Architecture or industrial 3D is profitable though.
You need your own studio u are a great mentor 🌟
Current I'm 16 year old and i have been using blender for the past 9 months. I live in an Asian country and i think I can earn a living only by getting a job in big companies like rockstar games and Ubisoft. I want to be a 3d modeler and an environment artist too so I can have multiple options to work on. So I don't know if I will make enough money to live cause I have a really low end pc I am working on.
It's a dual core cpu with an igpu.
I want to achieve realistic renders but my pc didn't let me do ;)
So paisa do ?? Pc kharid ney ka??? Aur daam barega avi khrid lay
Last option hum jaise k liye is thela ya grocery shop
Consider using a render farm
Hey can I get ur social media ?..iam about your age now
..and also the same goal as u
Great Info As Always I Love To Watch Your Videos As A 3d Lover
I am doing 3d modeling since 6 years. without any project and without any job. just making little mocks for side money. but I am happy. Am just doing for fun I am learn too much in 6 years. 😁😁😁
Can I see your work?
Thanks for being honest ❤️
Always!
Is there a website that shows the Payment of a 3d modeler ,a animator or a sculpter? Thanks in advance.
modler addict here have to model and texture never downloaded a 3d model ive often spent 4days to a week on a 3d model never download a 3d model ever i like those challanges a lot
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More videos about jobs!
Actually i enjoy my job but sometimes working long hour is not a thing to do, maybe i am more creative about 5 6h at morning and the rest of working time i just sit there like a big trash cause nothing new comes from my mind 🤣🤣🤣
pls make a video of fx artist ..is it good for career?
People or companies in the Roblox game ask for 3D modelers
It'd be better if you could provide the link for 0:35 Lamborghini modeling
Can I use touchpad with pen or mouse for making characters?
Touch pad with pen is perfect for artist. Mouse for advanced artist definitely not recommended.
Depends on what you are doing. Vfx and modeling dont need a pen but sculpting do.
@@AlanisCastellanos yeah. And painting also need pen. That what I mean. 😇
@@AlanisCastellanos sculpting bro
@@progameryt7166 i mean you can definetly still do it with a mouse, but a pen would make things way easier
Nice video 😊
100%
you always mention Country we live in
dos that matter that much????
cant we work from home and make money from around the world?
Only if you do freelance work.
The amount of pay you get for being an artist is very different from country to country, you can almost get paid double in a neighbouring country for example.
Also in some countries the job market is bigger.
The best countries to work in for CGI/VFX/Gaming stuff would be USA, Canada and England. There the job market is plenty and you get paid the most in those countries too.
When my current IT job is paid less than a 3D artist ahahaha! Irony...
What you doing ???
This is demotivating.
You don't know what demotivating is. Ive been modelling for 6+years. I have 3 years of experience in the industry basically pure luck that I had those jobs. Now ai is comming, it is targeting mostly photorealism and vfx so forget those fields. Getting job ecen in england, us or canada is near impossible unles you are senior modeler. Well to add on top of that i cant find a job, my health is fucked so im on the verge of becomming homeless. Merry fucking christmas fellow 3d artist. Hope you didn't choose this carrer path cuz it sure sucks. Well ill still try my best
@@sig_das76 Hope things get better for you, times are tough as hell!
@@sig_das76how are you doing now?
@@nonametrigger hello, well... let me start here. After some time when I posted that message above I got a job a lt a startup (3d artist/graphicdl designer role) at a crypto/ai company. My main tasks were to help make websites, make models, help build online simple game and many similar projects. After working in there for 6 months they really started pissing me off. There was np sttucture at all, communication level was very bad inside the company. It even got to the point where CEO literally told me take a project do it yourself alone or hire someone. Well trash. Iverall it was a scammy company (they had over 200, lawsuits in the last year) yes crazyy.. so I worked there for like 6 months then my salary was delayed for people in the company for like month, they kept promising me that they will pay, anyway I said "ni salary, no work, ill continue working after you pay my last salary". Thats hiw it ended. I was scammed few thousand, never paid me. (Can't do anything from legal side too) that's real life.
@@nonametrigger Anyway, few weeks ago I got a job, in a respectable furniture making company "Vilmers". Role: "product graphic designer". I will be making 3d visualizations, as well as creating technical sheet for furnite etc. The company is great so far. Tho I am not putting too, too much hope. U will work there for as long as I can because the company seems really good. However the AI is really coming fast at us, 3d artist and graphic designers. Probably best choice for me would be to start learning something else (something that won't be taken over by AI soon) luke: doctors, phychologist, government officials, etc.. there are some branches which won't be taken over soon, however I hate all that shit so for now I'll just work here, and hope that AI does't replace me. Or at least does't replace me too soon. I mean most jobs will be replaced anyway so governments will have to implement some kind of new laws, the whole system will chane how people get paid, how that works because whole world won't rely as much on manual labour. Anyway I guess best thing I can do is seach for something that I like and won't be replaced by AI soon.