3D GAME ART PRODUCTION

Natural objects are shown in three main dimensions: height, width, and depth, in so-called 3D game art. Digital sculpture that can be seen from various angles is a good analogy for 3D art. 

3D game art is frequently used in a wide variety of genres to make game items and characters more attractive to gamers. Virtual worlds look more compelling and realistic when characters and landscapes are vivid and “alive.”

Here are some popular 3D art styles for you to consider:

• Realism. The name speaks for itself. The goal of this 3D game art is to resemble reality as closely as possible. Wherever the game art studio needs to fully engage the player in the environment without casting doubt on the validity of what is going on around them, realism is a top choice. This type of 3D game art is widely used in survival and horror games, shooters, simulators, etc.
• Fantasy Realism. To see the difference between this 3D game art style and basic realism, think of Cyberpunk 2077. Consider fantasy realism a cool supplement to realism, with all its unreal sci-fi, steampunk, and fantasy settings.
• Hand-Painted 3D Art. The use of freehand texture painting in this art style is truly remarkable. Without using geometry, game artists draw all the texture’s highlights, shadows, and occasionally minor details. Games like Rise of Industry, Warcraft, and Dota are striking examples of this 3D art style. Hand-painted art is light enough not to overburden the hardware and brilliant enough to completely immerse the user in the game world.
• Low Poly. Low poly illustrations resemble a group of triangles. This 3D art style is known for its high labor intensity since each artwork component is different and hand-made. Low poly art emphasizes the model’s materials, form, and stage lighting.
• Cartoon (Casual). This type of 3D game art incorporates both hand-painted and low-poly art. Colorfulness, resemblance to simplicity, bold accents, and irregular proportions are its distinguishing characteristics. This art style is widely applied in puzzles, casual games, and games for kids.

The skilled artists at Stepico, a game art outsourcing company, have a lot of experience making 3D game art that appeals to all tastes. Let’s talk about your idea, and we’ll use modern technology and tools to bring it to life.

Game art outsourcing saves your time and effort. You can freely manage other stuff while we take care of your art. Our team of 3D artists is ready to create any type of 3D game art you desire: from lifelike 3D characters to eye-catching landscapes, from highly-detailed weapons to vehicles, and so much more!

What’s more, 3D game art outsourcing saves your budget. You don’t have to worry about the costs of hiring and maintaining your staff, as our team is always available on demand. We’re here whenever you need us. Stepico is your #1 choice in 3D game art! Contact us to get started on a new project right away!

It all depends on the complexity of the project, the number of elements, etc. On average, it takes 2+ days for our team to create the 2D concept for 3D art.

Following the sketch, our art studio will decide on the color scheme for your game. We’ll pick the value, hue, saturation, temperature, and a ton of other essential elements for your game. We will produce the artwork in its final shape with all the finishing touches after going through all the necessary preparation stages.

When all criteria are met, we are ready for the launch. With Stepico’s 3D art services, your video game will rank among the top ones around the globe. Get in touch with us to begin developing stunning 3D game art for your game now!