Living Room Block Out

This is my block out for my third project in my Game Portfolio 3 class. I have a lot of work to get done on this one. I also have to fix a lot of things that I have already done.

Leather Journal Block Out

My second block out for a project I will be finishing up in my Game Portfolio 2 class. I know that when I get to that class I will be working very hard on making a nice leather texture and be adding a map inside of the book.

Wooden Crate Block Out

 My first basic block out that I will be finishing up next month in my Game Portfolio 1 class. I had to find different references for the back and inside of the wooden crate. The proportions of the asset are very close so come next month I will be focusing more on sculpting and texturing the crate. I want to make sure I get a sufficient amount of damage across the wood and iron. I am excited to get to work more on this.

Wooden Crate Breakdown

Here is a breakdown for some reference on the wood crate asset I will be modeling and texturing.

Planning planning planning.

Starting in April I will be creating my final projects for school to put in my portfolio. Each month I will be focusing on one project. Below are the objects and scene I will be modeling and texturing. I will have a breakdown for each reference to help me model and texture these assets. I also will be posting through out the process of the project.

Brick Wall and Sidewalk

This is the beauty shot from my brick and sidewalk project. The asset is being viewed through Marmoset which I also used to create the lighting for the scene.

Brick and Sidewalk Texture

 This is my diffuse, normal, height, and specular maps from a project of a brick wall and a sidewalk that I did in my Texture Painting and Sculpting class in which we learned how to create a texture that can be tiled. I throughly enjoyed this project and I really fell in love with creating textures.

This is my diffuse, normal, height, and specular map for the sidewalk for the same project. The part I enjoyed most was creating the look of a moss growing on the wall and sidewalk. It was interesting because I also gave the moss on the sidewalk to appear wet by making it certain parts of the specular map brighter than it regularly would be. Both textures were created by using Maya, Zbrush, and Photoshop.