If I am not mistaken my path starts in 2014 when "skins" appeared in csgo, but because lack of experience in art and 3d modeling my skins were bad. Then Unturned appeared with same principles but with lower requirements and "easier" art-style where I managed to grow and polish my texturing and modeling skills. Continued with Rust which requires far more skill and as a gift gives a lot of motivation to work and grow as a designer. Finally I assume CS2 would be kind of apogee in my "career" that I am trying to reach. I am not professional and not even close to that, but I am continuing my path.

Thanks for your comment Agent Smith, I appreciate your curiosity regarding this peace of art. I wanted to create something dull yet interesting. Practising various 3D illusion techniques I like implement those in my skins but those require a lot of iterations and tries. In this work I tried to achieve effect of cooper rod that goes along all weapon. I am pretty satisfied with the result and think this gun would be good fit for mil spec weapon.

The weathered military art style works well with the color choices of this work. Its achieving realism while at the same time, remaining fictional. It looks like a weapon from Tarkov or Stalker, improvised and built on short period of time utilizing spare parts from expeditions. Anyways, I have some questions I wish to inquire with you about this work: What compelled you to create this kind of style? How many takes until you were satisfied? Do you believe there is room for improvement on this concept or potential future iterations in general? How many years have you been a patron of the fine arts? Lastly, what got you interested in art and pursuing it as a potential career or hobby?

Ty ty

nice work!

this needs in

Amazing
Gj dude!

Он прекрасен >3o