Trampa Mountainboard Scene

Kazperstan

[Latest]


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Decided to drag this out of the sketchbook as its growing a little bigger and managed to get some time on it. (past Sketchbook progress for the board itself)

As usual, any feedback welcomed




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To do -

• Composition of board
• Break edges of base with foliage

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Some Images of just the board itself (excuse the spelling mistake, its been fixed :P)

Free_Fall

Love the materials man!

Sugus

Beautiful work here! Not too sure about the color of the wheels, but that's just personal taste

DougClayton4231

Awesome work!

MrHobo

Lookin boss so far only thing that is buggin me is right now it feels like the board might blend in a bit to much with the environment, but you could probably pop it out again with some good rim lighting I guess.

Kazperstan

cheers guys,
Fixed up the lighting to try make the board pop out some more, also started adding some more plants:

Kazperstan

Done some more with the lighting and levels of everything, thanks to peeps in the hangouts for the crits and also fellow class mates

Heretic Interactive

Looks good! Inside of the bindings, screws, and springs have a lot of geo on them compared to the board. Some rounder edges tip/tail and where the board has its up curve would be nice. As has been said, maybe bringing the orange from the bindings/hardware onto the wheels to make it pop more. Keep it up!

Kazperstan

Cheers, The tips of the board are actually chopped off like that for real, as I was basing it off my 35deg tips (board is sitting next to me for the most closest of reference XD) Going to be getting some more contrast between the base and board to hopefully make it pop some more as well. Might try some different colour combinations for the wheels for fun to, see what works

Kazperstan

- Added some light wear
- Rotated the base slightly so the path isn't so in line
- fiddled with the contrast some more

Decided to stick with the green wheels to

Kazperstan

Maps used for the board:

Doing the actual deck itself was fun, found most of the information came from the normal's more than anything, ended up using knald to get a nice carbon normal to overlay, its quite subtle but adds a nice effect, as well as using that amazing low poly AO button.