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For a while now I've wanted to work on a set of stylised assets with a more hand painted look using Substance Painter. Behold then...barrels! These were sculpted in ZBrush followed by the creation of a low poly mesh alongside UV's, which was then brought into Substance Painter for texturing. I found that achieving a stylised/ more hand painted look wasn't too difficult, but did require a lot of noise control on materials and pinching in those levels to get thicker/ bold strokes within the textures. Final renders achieved using Marmoset Toolbag 3.
I've recently purchased a Commodore 64C with a cassette drive and joystick, but I didn't get any games with it so I basically couldn't test it. I had also never played a C64 before in my life so I had no clue of which games to start looking for, however I got some advice on…
Fig. 3. On the right: a simple example of a prism in tensegrity; struts are represented by thick lines, and cables by thin lines; struts exert compression forces (red arrows), and cable tension forces (blue arrows). These internal forces alone keep the structure in equilibrium, and balance out any external force. - "Position-based tensegrity design"
Architecture, Digital Art, Interior Design
lowered into the earth and merging with the horizon, the guesthouse was designed by BCHO architects to respect the existing site.
House N-藤本壮介
Image 11 of 13 from gallery of L’Industreet Campus / Atelier WOA. Perspective section
This is a semi-free plan. You could hang around in the building, but at the same time, you could sense that the big box is divided to some different rooms, in other words, it is a transparent space.
Здание Гамбургской филармонии Elbphilarmonie. Германия, Гамбург
Polygons are of great interest because they often indicate the presence of shallow ice or of desiccation such as in a mud flat. However, nature sometimes seems too clever for us.
