Sketchbook: Rothmore
Hey everyone,
My name is Bill Berroth. I'm studying to be a 3D environment artist. Its high time I start using polycount to get critiques and learn from my mistakes to become a better artist.
The first thing I'd like to share with you is a project of mine that is still in it's earliest planning stages. The basic premise is that this area is a long abandoned theater that has been occupied by survivors of a zombie outbreak (very cliche I know).
I did a little bit of searching online and found a shot of a theater that I liked the composition of and made a simple paint over. Concepting is not a strong point of mine, but I need to be able to effectively convey my ideas before moving forward onto fun stuff like models
I have a simple blockout that I can post later, but critiques on composition lighting ect is welcomed. The theme and premise have already been set in stone as this is part of an extended class project I'm working on. Thanks everyone!
My name is Bill Berroth. I'm studying to be a 3D environment artist. Its high time I start using polycount to get critiques and learn from my mistakes to become a better artist.
The first thing I'd like to share with you is a project of mine that is still in it's earliest planning stages. The basic premise is that this area is a long abandoned theater that has been occupied by survivors of a zombie outbreak (very cliche I know).
I did a little bit of searching online and found a shot of a theater that I liked the composition of and made a simple paint over. Concepting is not a strong point of mine, but I need to be able to effectively convey my ideas before moving forward onto fun stuff like models
I have a simple blockout that I can post later, but critiques on composition lighting ect is welcomed. The theme and premise have already been set in stone as this is part of an extended class project I'm working on. Thanks everyone!
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