Wednesday, June 14, 2017

3D Class S3 Week 5 - Personal Project 02

For my next personal project I wanted to devote two months to the completion of it. I was inspired by the following concept by Asen Liy:






















I wanted to take time to work on things that I think I am lacking in my portfolio, as well as try new things. I want to work with modularlity, work more with foliage, and lighting. I am inspired by the above image, but would like to constrain it down to a smaller environment, which I will detail below.

I would like to create a Siheyuan, or Chinese courtyard house . In it I want to include a small pond, some foliage (lily pads, trees, flowers, etc), and appropriate dressing. Surrounding the courtyard I want to include a hallway/walkway and a main building to be the focus point. Across from the main building there will be an alcove with a bell, similar to the image below:

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For this project I want to explore modularlity, substance designer materials, water, foliage, and world machine (for mountains in the background and possible terrain), and possibly marvelous designer for cloth/flags/rope.

I have been pinning references below:
https://www.pinterest.com/laauggie/temple/

Related image


Image result for Chinese Courtyard

Image result for Chinese Courtyard

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Image result for temple courtyard

Schedule:

Asset Breakdown:
  1. Background Mountains (World Machine)
  2. Modular Temple:
    1. Floor Sections
    2. Columns
      1. Hall Columns
      2. Temple Entrance Columns
    3. Trim (Hero Asset)
    4. Fence
    5. Roofing
      1. Hall Roof
        1. Straight Section
        2. Corner Section
      2. Temple Roof
    6. Ceiling Sections
    7. Rafters
    8. Steps
    9. Door
    10. Wall Sections
      1. Wall Hall
      2. Wall Door
    11. Lanterns
      1. Paper Hanging Lanterns
      2. Standing Stone Lights
      3. Hanging Brass Lanterns (?)
    12. Stones (3-4 variations)
    13. Foliage
      1. Lily Pads
      2. Grass
      3. Bamboo
      4. Flowers
      5. Ferns
    14. Temple Door
    15. Bench
    16. Vases
      1. Ceramic (Planter)
      2. Fine China
      3. Ding (Chinese Vessel, Hero Asset)
    17. Tea Set
      1. Cup
      2. Pot
      3. Tray
    18. Petal Decal
    19. Grime Decal
    20. Moss Decal
    21. Basket
    22. Incense Holder and Incense
    23. Bell (Hero Asset)
      1. Bell Ringer 
      2. Rope
Materials:
  1. Stone Tile
  2. Hall Tile
  3. Plaster Walls
  4. Painted Wood
Schedule:


  1. Week 01
    1. Proxy Blockout
    2. Rough Lighting
  2. Week 02 - Showcasing completed blockout, rough lighting
    1. Complete Proxy Blockout
    2. Rough Lighting
    3. Water Shader Testing
  3. Week 03
    1. Begin Zbrush High Res
    2. Foliage
    3. Rough Lighting
    4. Begin Material Creation - Substance Designer
  4. Week 04 - Showcasing high res hero assets, some textured, mountains, and substance designer materials, and current environment
    1. Continue Zbrush High Res
    2. High Res Hero Asset (Bell)
    3. Rough Lighting
    4. 1 Completed Substance Designer Material
    5. World Machine Mountains
  5. Week 05
    1. Continue Zbrush High Res
    2. Lighting
    3. Integrate Effects (Ambient Particles, etc)
    4. Begin Texturing
    5. Refine Water Shader
  6. Week 06 - Showcasing finalized high res assets and textures, water, and environments current progress
    1. Finalize High Res (show off new high res assets)
    2. Continue Texturing (Show off several textured assets)
    3. Finalize Shader Creation
  7. Week 07
    1. Continue Texturing
    2. Lighitng
    3. Refine/Touch up any assets
    4. Final shaders, hero assets, textures, etc
  8. Week 08 - Showcasing final project, completed
    1. Polish
    2. Refine/Touch up any assets
    3. Finalize Lighting
    4. Documentation
      1. Renders of hero assets, textures, wireframes, etc
      2. Texture breakdowns
      3. Shot breakdowns of environment
      4. Video render/edit
      5. Substance Designer material graphs/materials
Below I did a super quick block out to better illustrate my idea:






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