Room Scene Finished!

This news is weeks late, but I still want to find the time to post this. So, here it is!

My final design with colours 

 

and here is my 3D recreation of my design!

Lesson: Splines

This week, our tutor taught us how to use Splines. It is a very powerful tool that will really save me significant amount of time when creating 'holed assets', e.g., windows, and doors.

Room Concept Work! Update 2

Now that I had my concept nailed, I can now relax a bit and focus on the technical aspect of the concept. First, I am going to focus on the value and lighting.

After hours of work, I now have this:

Character Concept Update 1

Today I focused on having a final design for my character. Here are the designs I made:

My design evolution.

First of all, it's not a jedi! He is wearing a japanese samurai coat (don't know what it's called).

UV and Material Mapping

Today, I had a bit of a refresher on UV and Material Mapping. With some experience with Autodesk Maya, I did not find much problem in 3ds aside from the buttons not where they I expect them to be!

Anyways, here is my work:

My final render and my workarea in 3ds Max.

Here's the spaggetti tree as I would call it.

Room Concept Work! Update

Using my mood boards (which I showed in my first 'Room Concept Work' entry) I have created some designs that I continue to evolve to get the final design that I am going to be happy with.

Here are some of my rough sketches:

Then, After 5 hours of evolving my design I finally got what I had in mind. (I know, I am still to slow in the process, but I'll get there!)

This is exactly what I had in mind, and I am very pleased about it.

Character Concept

Now that I have a plan on how to create my room, I will start getting ideas for my character.

This is the references I have chosen:

Japanese and Korean full armour and some Mediveal knight helmets added to the mix.

And here is my modular models ready to be dressed.