Friday 28 January 2011

Big Week 10, 11, 12 and Winter Break Update - Part 1

Right. Lets get down to business, to defeat the hun-- No wait, sorry, tried to sedgway into a disney musical there..

This update will cover the missing weeks on the blog, as well as the winter update and will come in three parts to stagger the work somewhat. This is what was meant to have been done in the missing weeks:

  • Finish Box Model
  • Start Concepting High Poly Textures
  • Finish Low Poly Model without Textures
  • Start High Poly Texture
  • Start High Poly Model
Other tasks to be carried over from the previous weeks were:
  • Scan templates
  • Complete Box model
  • More concept art
Lets deal with the carried over tasks first. Below can be seen the concept art that I have done for this model. There are only two pieces of art, but this shows some of the detail I will have to put on the neck with the slanted neck scales.

Concept art #1

Concept Art #2


Also, bonus Moodboard! Just to show the pattern on the back of the snake that I will have to put onto the texturing.


That takes care of two of the three tasks that were carried over from the previous weeks, no more work will be done on the concept art, this is a low priority task.

The Box model is also complete, which screenshots and renders can be seen below. This takes care of all of the carried over tasks as well as completing one of the tasks to be done over the missing weeks.

Screenshot #1
Screenshot #2


Render


I have also started to concept different colours for snakeskin that are in the spectrum of Indian Cobra colours, and these can be seen below. These are all modifed textures from Adobe Illustrator, but I believe this will work for my model if I modify them enough to make them look different. As they are at the minute as I said, these are just colour swaps.

High Poly Texture Concepting #1


High Poly Texture Concepting #2


High Poly Texture Concepting #3


This ends part one, with part two coming later today with work on the low poly model and any changes that I have chosen to make to the project will be gone into in detail.

Matt

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