[Finished Environment] Basement Scene

AnthonyWarren3D · Dec 2019

Hey everyone, I wanted to get some feedback on a scene I am doing for my last class in school. It is due on 12/19, I want to improve on it as much as I can till then. If you are interested in seeing the progress, I have an ArtStation blogpost broken down week by week so far: https://www.artstation.com/tonywarren27/blog/wGlA/basement-updatedweek-2-breakdownwips. Thanks!

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AnthonyWarren3D · Dec 2019

Posted my final work for ti. Please leave feedback, thanks! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/v1WkP3

Eric Chadwick · Dec 2019

If you'd like feedback, embed.
https://polycount.com/discussion/63361/information-about-polycount-new-member-introductions/p1

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Ashervisalis · Dec 2019

I think a hero piece would help push the scene. The modeling of the scene is quite basic, and I don't see anything which makes me question how you modeled it. Kind of bothers me that the ceiling looks like the same material as the walls, might be better with boards? If you lit the staircase, it might provide direction to your viewer's eyes. Composition wise it seems fine. If this was in a game and that figure at the top of the stairs was moving, would be super cool.

[Finished Environment] Basement Scene

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