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Pacific Place - Hong Kong, China
HDA : Consultant Design & Enginneer
Client : Swire Properties Inc.
Architect: Heatherwick Studio
Date : 2005 - 2012
See more at : www.hda-paris.com/
This is the final version of my 3D character. It was my first time creating a character, and I feel like I've learned a lot from this experience.
I used basic tools to model the mesh and made sure to keep the topology clean by spreading the edge loops evenly. I created the hands and head separately and connected them with the rest of the body afterwards. I always modeled using different references and did research on modelling with proper topology. Even though the character model could still use some work, I'm happy with how it looks for now.
After completing the model, I UV unwrapped it and used a basic checker pattern to make sure the textures will be placed correctly on the mesh. While unfolding the UV mesh, i made sure the seams were in places where they won't be that noticeable. I exported the UV snapshots in Photoshop and created my own textures (the jeans texture, the hair, the make up, etc.). Again, some areas were problematic and could still be worked on more, such as the top of the head.
I'm happy with the end result and I feel like I've learned a lot so far. I'm also glad that the model looks similar to my initial concept art.
Render Via S. Michele - Aprilia - Dettaglio
Progetto Architettonico: Arch. Sonia Lodo
Render fotorealistico: Ing. Emanuele Ceci
The rendition of the Tamron 38-105mm, once a top of the line lens. Some sharpness falloff at the back. Unsharpened.
That's 26 files, 31 minutes each, rendering full DV files at 6.6gb per show out to disk. It's been going since a bit before 7pm and it's now 8:30. Maybe—just maybe—it'll finish by the time I go to bed tonight. And then there's 26 more from the first season (this is the second) that I'll hopefully do tomorrow night.
3d render of a tank made in about 3 hours. Note the extra details in the model one can see with an Ambient Occlusion pass.
Downtown Grand Rapids mini-flickr walk w/ SMC late Friday.
J.W. Marriott lobby (blue) and Six-One_Six lounge (orange.)
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