Swag's will to power Sketchbook

[MrN]

Nice dude, keep it up!

[swag]

Thought I'd put this robot model I did a long time ago (was done on here in a speed modeling comp under 90 mins). I've always liked it (concept by Junji Okubo http://www.izmojuki.com/):

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Messing with Zbrush. Still a beginner:

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Didn't want to post a whole thread about this, at least not yet.

Working on a modular environment. Wanted to see what I could do with just one texture flat (bottom). Everything was build on the grid, so it all snaps together properly.

I'll add a proper shader soon, still with the default max display.

[kanga]

Looking good, looks like a plan

[swag]

Been messing around with modular building design lately. I find that most people aren't doing it too often. The hardest part is actually the initial planning stage. You want all your parts to have maximum reuse-ability.

Also messing around with UDK, since I only knew some basic stuff. Lots to learn.

Anyway here is my industrial building set (still a WIP) and only used a single texture sheet:

Pieces:


UDK scene:

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Some minor adjustments (normals on trim too strong) and messed aroudn with the landscape mode in UDK:



Probably work on lighting next.

[kanga]

Looks pretty good. Maybe a little washed out in that light.

cool

[caffeineadic]

Modular building set, sweet.
I think your middle columns should have less damage or increase some damage on your window/door framing?? Like the garage door should have damage on the inside of the frame, from people dinging it when entering the door.

Keep it coming.

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Kanga: Thanks! Yeah I haven't really adjusted the light yet, it's just the default settings.

caffeineadic: Thanks for the crits. Yeah the middle columns have been bothering me, I will probably reduce the damage. And good eye on the garage door. I will adjust that too.

I'll post an update soon.