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Thank you @Jean_Pierre_Seiler! Appreciate it!

You're completely right, @InvaderRoxas - balancing it all is tough! I can't imagine having school on top of personal projects again, good luck with managing those! It's really tough to find a balance sometimes. I'm starting to feel the "wind beneath my wings" again, but I'm using it primarily to focus on work instead of personal projects. Playing some games on the side really helps me unwind from it.

Tonight I decided to play around with more VFX after seeing some really inspiring pieces today. I played around with some roughness maps for the windows today, as well, but those are in limbo right now, they need a bit more love. 

Here are some gifs from me trying to get a CRT look on the screens in the scene!

And a close up outside of the camera view:


I have two panner nodes working together in the emissive to bring out the lines going in two different directions, while the gradient is in the albedo. I was trying to get the lines to affect the emissive lettering decals more, but I need to ponder how to make that work within it's little mini-master material. I probably just need to hook one node differently. Here's a snapshot of my setup, it's a bit messy right now, but the "true" goes toward the lettering and the false goes to the background.


Any suggestions are welcome! I also am really digging how this glass is looking right here, so I'll share a snippet:

I have to look at all the unwraps to see what's going on with other windows, but I'm feeling good about where it's going. I hope I can spend more time on this this weekend. Because I still have some burnout, I think I'm going to play around with some materials instead of working on the meshes themselves. Maybe even fiddle around with some of my normal trim sheet to see what damaged edges I can make!

Hey everyone! So I'm not used to sharing my art on Polycount to be honest but I'm actually excited to share with whoever is interested my latest scene. I started the whole project with an idea in mind but when I was getting closer to the end I decided to go another route. And because of this I came up with the idea of "The Art Of Theft", a thieve's hideout where he plans, researches and gets ready for his next big heist.

All the modelling, texturing, etc. is done by me and honestly it was a great challenge to create so many different things and try to make them fit together.

Based off a concept by Michael Gunder which you can find here:  https://www.artstation.com/artwork/VPvXR  
Check out my Artstation for more: https://www.artstation.com/guille_sanchez



Thank you for checking out my work! Hope you like it!

Hello everyone!
Recently during my spare time, I worked on a  scene from Harry Potter  the Myrtle's bathroom.
All assets and texture are made by me using the following tools: Maya, Substance Designer, Substance Painter, Zbrush and Unreal Engine.
Is still a wip and the lighting is in preview mode.
I would love to receive some critiques from you guys!
Thank you!!

Cheers guys!

Hey everyone, i finally finished the project, again i'm not particularly happy with the final render, but i'm really proud of finishing a big project by my self ( i mean not from a tutorial).




I hope you guys like it and stay safe!