Estudio Nómada v6

21D · 10 Mar 2010, 12:28

Great design and modeling... but that to be expected now from you mate... always amazed on the level of modeling you've got

artysmedia · 10 Mar 2010, 14:55

@21d said:

Great design and modeling... but that to be expected now from you mate... always amazed on the level of modeling you've got

but but but, it is only a simple model

KXI System · 10 Mar 2010, 21:43

@artysmedia said:

@21d said:

Great design and modeling... but that to be expected now from you mate... always amazed on the level of modeling you've got

but but but, it is only a simple model

Then what would you call you Hole series? Normal?
I would like to see you model a complex model!

artysmedia · 11 Mar 2010, 07:40

@kxi system said:

I would like to see you model a complex model!

I think i have made some of them!

Addind some details...

After that, i will change the angle of the camera, add some more details and start to color-texture

artysmedia · 12 Mar 2010, 07:50

Hello all!

A little update today... I have changed the camera position and started to put colored-materials.

See you next week!

artysmedia · 16 Mar 2010, 16:43

Finishig to put the materials in the model...

artysmedia · 19 Mar 2010, 09:19

There is the final image. On monday i will put the original image of the magazine so you can compare...

artysmedia · 20 Mar 2010, 08:18

Original image

olishea · 20 Mar 2010, 17:18

wow artys, very close indeed!!

I would suggest more vartiation in teh timbers (could do this in photoshop quite easily) and add some age. the cobbles especially could benefit from this, also the streaks to the timber facade.....great work though. those cobbles must have been a nightmare!! whats with the blur?

sketchup_fan · 20 Mar 2010, 17:19

I love it!!!

jopsa2 · 20 Mar 2010, 23:31

wow artys, an interesting exercise! did you use photo match at all, for the modelling?
also about the cobbled road, did you place the stones manually? it looks very tiring, I would have thrown a displacement map on it! wouldnt have looked as good obviously

massimo · 21 Mar 2010, 08:17

Roberto, would you try with this texture I've made? Perhaps you can change the color and add some straining and a bit of dirt in photoshop. Nice work so far.

artysmedia · 22 Mar 2010, 07:50

@olishea said:

wow artys, very close indeed!!

I would suggest more vartiation in teh timbers (could do this in photoshop quite easily) and add some age.

I have used 11 different textures for the timbers. The facade is not a plane. Each wooden plank was modeled independently.

@olishea said:

the cobbles especially could benefit from this

Yeah the cobbles aren't great!

@olishea said:

those cobbles must have been a nightmare!! whats with the blur?

Yeah!
It is a simple gaussian with a mask.

@jopsa2 said:

did you use photo match at all, for the modelling?

I have never used photo match, sorry

@jopsa2 said:

did you place the stones manually?

Yes. in the end I was tempted to put a displacement map

@massimo said:

Roberto, would you try with this texture I've made?

Thanks for the txeture, but i think it is too little. All of the wooden planks are larger than you texture but maybe i will make a try later

Thanks to all!

ScottPara · 22 Mar 2010, 11:01

Artys,

Nice work indeed. I like how you even went ahead and made it into a magazine cover to match the original.

You did miss a groove in the right side of the structure near the door. One thing that I notice is that your windows are not recessed as much as the original structure. The wall on the far left of the image has a gap too large from the original image. I am not sure if there was supposed to be cables on that side to match the side with the cobblestones but I can not see the cables. A little weathering to the structure would help too. Like olishea said this could easily be done in post with photoshop.

All in all really nice work and a good example that projecting textures on to a box will never come close to good modeling.

Scott

artysmedia · 23 Mar 2010, 08:34

@unknownuser said:

You did miss a groove in the right side of the structure near the door. One thing that I notice is that your windows are not recessed as much as the original structure. The wall on the far left of the image has a gap too large from the original image. I am not sure if there was supposed to be cables on that side to match the side with the cobblestones but I can not see the cables. A little weathering to the structure would help too. Like olishea said this could easily be done in post with photoshop.

Thanks for the critiques. I will see if i can find time to fix some errors.

@unknownuser said:

All in all really nice work and a good example that projecting textures on to a box will never come close to good modeling.

I'm not so sure about that, Scott