Old Philips TV set

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  Limewax polycounter lvl 6

  Oct 2015

  Saw this on ArtStation earlier today and wanted to let you know its super inspiring work. I really enjoy the style and overall presentation. The little connector piece (outlet socket plug thingy) could use a second pass, but other than that I'd say its one of your better works. How did you generate the texture? Substance? also, presented in Marmoset?

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  mon246 polycounter lvl 2

  Oct 2015

  can we see the wires?

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  roboy polycounter lvl 11

  Oct 2015

  this looks stunning man - great job
  
  would love to see the wires and texture sheets too!

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  joelpattie polycounter lvl 5

  Oct 2015

  Awesome work, only point I can see is the bottom is really clean, would look good with some edge wear. Would love to see some wires and textures.

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  Synthet

  Oct 2015

  This looks fantastic, great work.
  
  Only thing I can think of is the large top/right surface looks a bit low res compared to the front so could use a little bit sharpening.

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  Veezen polycounter lvl 11

  Oct 2015

  Hi! Thanks all for comments. I'm happy that you like it
  Everything was made using standard method: Photoshop. I didn't use Substance Painter but I have it and I use it sometimes . First I made and albedo map, and then rest (specular, gloss) reviewing them in Blender because I really like looking on my texture in shadeless. After that I imported them into Marmoset Toolbag 2 and spent some time on light setup.
  
  Here is wires:
  

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