STC #15 - May11 - May18 - Treasure Chest - Page 7

AdamtehGreat · 05-18-2008, 02:11 AM

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So, to start with, let me just say that I had a STACK of fun making this texture. I got to look up a lot of cool fisher-price doo-dads and generally revel in the past

Thanks for creating this challenge!

Now, To start with, I went for a generic plastic and minimalistic feel to the texture. whilst I don't think I've nailed it, I think I've certainly learned more about suggesting texture with subtle gradients.
The majority of the box is the one colour (as I'd expect from a toy shop), with stickers slapped on baring the "Rescue Squad" label. These stickers are of a higher specularity, and have a couple of nicks and scratches here and there to denote some sort of use

The locks are the type you'd find on those cops and robbers handcuffs. The mechanism has a switch near the top to release; the key area is a sticker. The chain is multi-coloured and made from cheap plastic, which pushes the toy look that much more.

Ambient occlusion created, blurred and set to 20% opacity. I didn't want it to look too real. Its a toy after all. The image is about fun and bright colours!

Rescue Squad, AWAY!

DrLenny · 05-18-2008, 10:11 PM

Yeah, I'm slightly late on submitting but its no biggie (I've already submitted one already) just want some feedback.

So I started off with finding some wood texture and adjusting it to my liken, added a skull decal to make it pirate looking. Added some trim with some detail. Then I went into and crazybump and made normal and spec and experiment.

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05-18-2008, 02:11 AM	#61 (permalink)
AdamtehGreat Artist 36 - 2	maps So, to start with, let me just say that I had a STACK of fun making this texture. I got to look up a lot of cool fisher-price doo-dads and generally revel in the past Thanks for creating this challenge! Now, To start with, I went for a generic plastic and minimalistic feel to the texture. whilst I don't think I've nailed it, I think I've certainly learned more about suggesting texture with subtle gradients. The majority of the box is the one colour (as I'd expect from a toy shop), with stickers slapped on baring the "Rescue Squad" label. These stickers are of a higher specularity, and have a couple of nicks and scratches here and there to denote some sort of use The locks are the type you'd find on those cops and robbers handcuffs. The mechanism has a switch near the top to release; the key area is a sticker. The chain is multi-coloured and made from cheap plastic, which pushes the toy look that much more. Ambient occlusion created, blurred and set to 20% opacity. I didn't want it to look too real. Its a toy after all. The image is about fun and bright colours! Rescue Squad, AWAY!

05-18-2008, 10:11 PM	#62 (permalink)
DrLenny Freelancer 31 - 2	Yeah, I'm slightly late on submitting but its no biggie (I've already submitted one already) just want some feedback. So I started off with finding some wood texture and adjusting it to my liken, added a skull decal to make it pirate looking. Added some trim with some detail. Then I went into and crazybump and made normal and spec and experiment.