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This was inspired by Fallout 2's Vertibird design, which is a 2D sprite in the actual game. I interpreted the design in 3D with many of my own additions and changes. The idea was to mimic the original 2D sprite's general look, while redesigning parts of it to be more in line with the newer Vertibird designs, such as making the landing gear retractable. The model was originally made for use in an Arma 3 mod. The asset is not related to Interplay or Bethesda, aside from the source of inspiration being from Fallout 2. I also released this as a level design asset for Fallout 4. https://www.nexusmods.com/fallout4/mods/62307 The Fallout 4 version of this asset has some shortcomings that came about as a part of the porting process, such as less accurate vertex positions and non-PBR textures. The video was composited in Nuke.
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Peeping out of a narrow street in Joburg’s Hyde Park is a mysterious house. Owned by a couple with two small children, the house is characterised by many built-in spaces that are functional and doesn’t leave much room to stare at the details.
ilari created a custom t-shirt on 99designs. They got dozens of unique ideas from professional designers and picked their favorite.
Image 4 of 60 from gallery of Venice Biennale 2012: Nordic Pavilion. Atelier Oslo, Norway © Museum of Finnish Architecture and Ilari Järvinen
Image 22 of 60 from gallery of Venice Biennale 2012: Nordic Pavilion. Kjellander + Sjöberg, Sweden © Museum of Finnish Architecture and Ilari Järvinen
Image 52 of 60 from gallery of Venice Biennale 2012: Nordic Pavilion. Lassila Hirvilammi Architects, Finland © Museum of Finnish Architecture and Ilari Järvinen
Image 14 of 60 from gallery of Venice Biennale 2012: Nordic Pavilion. Arkitektstudio Widjedal Racki, Sweden © Museum of Finnish Architecture and Ilari Järvinen
This is part two of a two part step by step demonstration of acrylic landscape painting with Karen Ilari. The scene is a peaceful country field with a pond o...
The Helsinki Knife Show was held at Vanha Ylioppilastalo, The Old Student House in Helsinki on January 4 and 5. Here is a collection of photos featuring the prize winners and some knives made by frequent contributors to this blog. Photos are by Ilari Mehtonen. Jukka Hankala, Best of Show Markku Parkkinen, Best Fixed…
