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Hi,

first off, thank you @Klawd and @Paxwort for the suggestion and answers. Even though I like the challenge of going efficient and compact as much as possibe I focused a lot on game assets throught my 3D journey. For this project I will try a more detailed approach and not go for optimized. Thanks a lot for the suggestion since I was not sure how I would approach it in a live pipeline environment.

@virtualmanyour models looking good so far.

- my suggestion on the drawer would be offsetting the wood texture. It's visibly across the whole front and since the they are different pieces ofsetting the drawers themself would help that pattern feel not projected. 

- one last thing: you can do this even after uv's and texturing - but with caution! - try some slight deformation and bending some of the straight lines.

@Charlie_Temerald looks great! There is a programm called f-spy to help you set up reference images for your viewport. I know it works in combination with blender, other programs not sure. Roomscale and blockout looks great thou!

@Paxwort looking good. Only suggestion would be to add more cuts and offsets in the wood panels to give them some depth. Love the texturing and models so far thou. gj

For my part:

I am getting close to finishing the modelling part. I will go for a Mid-Poly workflow and try to not go overboard with texture maps x) My goal will be to do closeups and give each part the attention to detail I can. There is still some unresolved parts like cables and on the bottom shelf but getting there.

Latest with some story elements. Probably going to add some more and texture the bot next.ably

Yeah. I’m exaggerating here for the purpose of the diagram, but the general idea is to break up the contour so that not everything is so uniform. Find spots you want a little more planar or areas you want to keep more rounded. Mix it up and experiment to find something that has some rhythm and looks organic.