Cubebrush ART WAR 2

[Acolet]

@mrjar0 Hi!
1. good catch, thanks Yes, everyone has to pick a side, light or dark.

2, Yes you can. But bear in mind the judges know the what the theme is. If they can't easily understand what side you are representing from just a look, it is likely they wont judge in your favor.
My personal advice is: while concepting imagine you are working for a movie. The viewer needs to be able to understand what side the champion fights for, and how they can fight, from the first moment they see them, without written explanation.

3, Just the visual side will be judged. The model does not need to be game ready and there is no limit for polygons or textures.

[art4life]

Thank you so much.

[fathomcube]

oh character one....I can join this one~

[ponggeneral52]

Well I'm going tip my hat in and embrace the darkness. So brace yourselves everyone! A new challenger enters the 2D Artist section of ArtWar2! WOOOT!

[Grimmrobe]

Hey is there a better res version of the ArtWar logo to drop onto our designs? The PNG in the Media zip file is quite tiny.

[racnos]

Thanks marc! i would love to have some feedbak from you in my design!

[cnwilkinsonart]

Is there a limit to how many secondary characters we can use?? Very excited to take part!

[aveon]

How little gore and nudity are you considering sfw? I saw the "if your boss see's it" example but if you were working on either overwatch or dante's inferno your bosses would have very different opinions lol

[Mellowochi]

I think they mean like a "normal" boss lol. Like a 9-5 cubicle type of boss.

[aveon]

Probs, but wanted to ask just to see if I can get a clearer answer ^_^

[Acolet]

@aveon Overwatch is a nice example - for all that the game does, it's rated teen because of no explicit stuff. Keep it teen friendly.
The boss example means normal, 'accountant firm boss' not 'a boss in a specific horror/gore game'.

[malcom]

@cnwilkinsonart No. You can have as many as you want as long as they don't take center stage. Make sure your main character stands out above the other characters. It should be very clear as to who your champion is.

[skullguzma]

I’m curious, are the 2D and 3D submissions judged separately? like, One group of judges for 3D and one group for 2D? I can’t imgaine the kind of attention span it would take to sift through all the submissions in one big sitting.

Since this isn’t an important question, you can ignore it 😅 but i’m really curious about what goes on when the judging happens. Maybe i’ll save that question for when the contest is over.

[malcom]

@skullguzma Both 2D and 3D are judged separately.

[bcbedford]

Dude...the deadline got pushed back a bit?!

I AM SO PUMPED ABOUT THIS!

[Wacho]

yes !!, they do not give an idea. how well they make me any of these awards This time I will participate with time and I will put everything of me!

[tcs2108]

Cool! I usually use Cubebrush for buying tutorials and other things I need for my professional work but this is the first time I've seen CB have something like this (I guess I haven't been paying much attention).

[yennamsandeep51]

I think I can't participate. Because I'm from India. I don't expect prices shipped. But, if I get chance to participate, that would be awesome. Beginners from India like me will be disappointed. Can anyone suggest some alternate option to come out of this depression?
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[skullguzma]

I hope this doesn’t come off as a rude question, but Why does it say that the characters “have to be visible from head to toe”?

Two out of five of last years winners drew the character at least to the knees, so I guess what i’m asking is: do we HAVE to make the final image a full body shot, or is that basically a guideline to give your piece an advantage?

[marc]

Make sure at least 80% of the character is visible