[WIP] Old Antique Clock
Hello everyone!!
Thought i'd post up my latest work in progress, which is an old antique clock.
Reference:
High poly in max vport:
Looking forward to finishing off the high poly and baking it down and texturing!
Thought i'd post up my latest work in progress, which is an old antique clock.
Reference:
High poly in max vport:
Looking forward to finishing off the high poly and baking it down and texturing!
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Only crit is that you are missing the detail at the top above the clock circle, in the reference there is some molding detail that you left out of your model. I also think the hour hand needs to be a little bit longer.
Yeah, the modelling isn't finished yet. Thanks for the crit on the hour hand, i'll get on that.
As mentioned, i would add some bevelled edges especially on the moldings and not have such sharp corners, to make them look as organic as possible
Working on this in zb will be loads of fun!
I'm wondering whether the details towards the bottom should all be normals? Or whether i can get away with them being modelled. I'm still relatively new to how much i can cut down.
Thanks for looking
And the base, should i cut that down more?
It's down to 1190 polys at the moment.
Also, are you going to model the hands? Looks good so far and is definitely getting better, keep it up.
The spec is a bit too tinted, work on that a bit. (Try using a color that contrasts well with the brown / yellow, especially on the wood parts)
Flash tip for you, make the orange less saturated, and try tinting the diffuse a little bit more yelloish, like the concept.
Or you could take it even further and make it proerly, and keep the colors you have at the moment, but paint some more yellows on there.
Take a good look at the concept, and compare the concept to your latest screenshot. On your texture I see ONE predominant color, orange.
On the concept you see yellow, bright yellow, brown, dark brown, orange and dark occluded orange.
One thing you should also do is paint a little bit of lighting on your texture, eg, brighten the edges of the model where the light would hit and reflect the most. Again, look at the edges of the model on the concept, see how bright they are compared to the rest of the body?