the industry is dying, and it's only by the fact that AI video gens aren't quite "there yet' and clients are picky about how their products are shown that product renderers still have a job
what work is left won't last long
freelance while you still can >t. working in the industry
>>1012132 (OP)
I modeled like half a girl and then some people were all "I'll pay you a preposterous sum for an animation of her taking a bunch of cucumbers up her ass" so I dare say you merely haven't found rhe right portfolio piece yet
>>1012132 (OP)
your model aren't bad, but they aren't great too. Harsh truth is that theres just way more people that does the same thing as you and they do it way better.
>>1012141
what if i do it for very little money, and I know people worse than me earning money. im not js saying that out of pride or sum literally ask whoever you want theyll agree theyre worse
1. work is too basic imo
2. reach out to local brands directly
3. reach out to local studios so they add you to their freelance list
4. do motion
5. your background gradients look like they have no texture
6. the lighting on your 'thing between two rocks' is broken (did everyone steal this from tendril? i forget who did it first)
>>1012387
NTA It's very unlikely op modeled or textured them
Probably just lookdev and lighting
Not knocking op, but almost no one in vid dev is modelling the products
