Check it out on a full sreen here
Showing posts with label podium. Show all posts
Showing posts with label podium. Show all posts
Thursday, 28 December 2017
Latest piece for project XPL0R3
Last design work of the year I imagine. More for my personal project "XPL0R3". Interiors for observation deck and main bridge will follow (at some point...). It's been a huge build. #sketchup #keyshot #photoshop Happy 2018!
Check it out on a full sreen here
Check it out on a full sreen here
Monday, 10 July 2017
Drone tanks
Finally some new stuff. Been sat on this for ages trying to find time to finish it.
I took a sketch I liked from my #20sevINKteen series and had previously mentioned in a tweet I was going to take it further so I did.
This was the result of some SketchUp and Photoshop
I took a sketch I liked from my #20sevINKteen series and had previously mentioned in a tweet I was going to take it further so I did.
This was the result of some SketchUp and Photoshop
Wednesday, 21 December 2016
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
Development process
So I originally really liked one of my Inktober doodles of a jeep type vehicle. Here it is below as a reminder...
First stop was to convert this vehicle into a 3D model. Dragged out some approximate lines to follow in SketchUp and started to knock the body together. Kept it at a relative scale incase detailing went as far as correct texture placement but ultimately (at this point in time) it hasn't gone that far.
On previous models (X-Wing and Shirase Explorer) I used the opportunity to take my time and develop a model that was detailed further than it necessarily needed to be. It's been good practice in the past and helps me feel I could comfortably work on high end projects with this low-poly program. On this occasion the model only went as far as interior seats and hinged doors. The rest of the exterior was enough to work on top of post render. And as a bog standard output from Keyshot here is what it produced...
Now I could have, and still may do, take that rendered sheet and really work on it to a point that shows the finished concept but from here I wanted to throw it straight into an active scene so I set up a shot with other vehicles and rendered that out. Note the mid-air cars and bike. Something had to produce a smashy attack but until the last minute I really wasn't sure what it would be...
So I took that image which I rendered out with transparancy 'on' so that I could easily place buildings and sky in behind it and got to this final image. I always felt it was some form of military or police jeep but thought I'd put them up against something unusual.
First stop was to convert this vehicle into a 3D model. Dragged out some approximate lines to follow in SketchUp and started to knock the body together. Kept it at a relative scale incase detailing went as far as correct texture placement but ultimately (at this point in time) it hasn't gone that far.
On previous models (X-Wing and Shirase Explorer) I used the opportunity to take my time and develop a model that was detailed further than it necessarily needed to be. It's been good practice in the past and helps me feel I could comfortably work on high end projects with this low-poly program. On this occasion the model only went as far as interior seats and hinged doors. The rest of the exterior was enough to work on top of post render. And as a bog standard output from Keyshot here is what it produced...
Now I could have, and still may do, take that rendered sheet and really work on it to a point that shows the finished concept but from here I wanted to throw it straight into an active scene so I set up a shot with other vehicles and rendered that out. Note the mid-air cars and bike. Something had to produce a smashy attack but until the last minute I really wasn't sure what it would be...
So I took that image which I rendered out with transparancy 'on' so that I could easily place buildings and sky in behind it and got to this final image. I always felt it was some form of military or police jeep but thought I'd put them up against something unusual.
Thursday, 13 October 2016
Such a while
but Im back with a mini post. This is a raw render out from Podium using the Asset library. Came about because Podium is running a contest to create an interior so I thought I'd see what was doable with their free assets.
Currently doing Inktober so end of the month I'll post thos all up too...
Currently doing Inktober so end of the month I'll post thos all up too...
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