Started this last year and finally got around to finishing it. Some more shots and breakdown images are on my ArtStation post here. Open to critique on both the project and portfolio presentation :)
Thanks! The books were the most satisfying part for me as the whole thing felt off before I got them in the scene. It's only 5 different models, each with a unique set of details on the texture sheet. The heavy lifting is really being done by the master material I made in UE5 that's giving color and wear variety based on…
is it just me and my old eyes or is everything super dark? also thanks for the updated link. Also a movie shot reference page or something might help us whom never seen the movie or remember it can't see the differences between your achievement (project posted) and the goal (movie ref).
Yeah, it's dark. Someone on Reddit commented about it being hard to see as well. I originally matched the exposure as closely as possible to the stills from the film, but I think this scene in the movie is just a dark scene. I've since updated all the photos on my ArtStation post with brighter ones that should be much…
Your link to Artstation doesn't work. I get "404 page not found." One master material? Sounds very impressive, and a smart way of doing it, instead of giving each type it's own separate material. That would make for a lot of materials haha. =) I can understand why the center of the room, the rug, was so difficult. There…
Wow, this is incredible! My first thought was that it could easily be mistaken for an actual shot from the movie. 😮 The attention to detail, especially the subtle wear on the books, is really impressive! I’d love to see a few closer shots of the individual props, there’s so much craftsmanship here that deserves to be…