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THRONE ROOM - The Sacrifice - Domonickb
Hey everyone, just making my mark here on the forums. Want to participate in this contest, have some reference and concept, and will upload shortly. Updated progress pics will be uploaded through out the week. Good luck everyone! -
Starting my first environment. Help appreciated.
Hi, So I just started a personal project and so far I think things are going well (maybe). I am attempting to recreate this location: https://goo.gl/maps/z3ko4pKDVfSyEKxp6 I'm trying to wrap my head around how I should progress with this. As of now, I've modeled the tudor homes very basically, but I was hoping to get some… -
THRONE ROOM <Throne of the elements> SOY13
Howdy fellas, Software: Zbrush, Max. Engine: Unreal 4. Textures: Substance, Photoshop. [ame] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21RNNGK3nrs[/ame] Peace. -
THRONE ROOM - A Thousand and One Nights - Vejza
I am going for the arabian / persian style. Prince of persia kind of feel..References and concepts to follow.. -
Re: Greek Revival Architecture WIP!
Looking pretty awesome! I feel that the trim on the upper roof sticks out way too much. How did you do the roof tile geometry? -
Re: Sketchbook: JimmothySanchez
Good church, don't know if the green moss or something stands out too much on the roof? What type of material is the roof? Looks like a number of things. -
[WIP] Japanese Hotel Room
Hello guys, I've started this ArchViz project in Unreal. I decided to make a thread here so I can get feedback on it as I go. Main inspiration is traditional Japanese interior design. I made a block out today, here it is . -
living room
This is a little marmoset 2 scene I've been working on. Its inspired by this wonderful Min Yum painting. I still have a few things left to do on it like adding contact shadows behind the frames, titles for the books and some kind of pattern to the blanket. I'm not 100% about the amount of color and saturation in the final… -
Re: Fishermans House [FINISHED] [UE4]
Unwrapped, baked, and almost fully textured! These are the planks for the dock and the roof. The roof looks very wet with some dry patches in the concept so I tried to mimic that in the textures. -
Re: Texturing multiple identicle objects
Depends, but generally I would model one slice of the pie, then duplicate that around to create the whole roof. 1/4 of the roof would be enough to avoid obvious repetition.
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