Game Environment Art & Asset Designs
Game Environment Art:Game Portal
Task: You are working at Ubisoft Toronto, part of a team working on a AAA game, your task is to create a concept proposal for a 3D Portal that will be incorporated within the game at various junction points.
My Own Design Concept: My portal is placed above ground, possibly by going up three steps, made up of Old Stone Material, Pillars around the cylindrical structure, to suggest the path to the main area, I may add pillars with banners, pillars with fire elements as well sitting on top; ultimately gently leading the player towards the final destination.
Further Questions to help you reach a concept:
As far as the theme of your portal design, what influences did you incorporate?
Meaning:
Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Video Game? Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Movie?
Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Comic Book Series?
Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Story you Read?
You are also allowed to combine the above references to make your own idea.
Stages of Our Work
Research, Concept Development, 3D Model Blockout, UnwrapYour Model, Digital Paint your Textures, Re-apply onto your 3D model, Render Output, Wireframe Turnaround, Ambient Occlusion, one with Coloured Textures applied.
My Pinterest Page link below will help get you started with your Research & Analyses Stage of your work
https://www.pinterest.ca/alexibalian/portal-designs/
Our Analyses Stage is the place where you borrow elements from your research, aspects of a design, such as a theme, a pillar, a detail of your choosing; draw out elements that inspire, you will find through that process you will make connections and links to new ideas and directions. I recorded short demonstrations of my process below, please review and build from it accordingly- thank you in advance.
Task: You are working at Ubisoft Toronto, part of a team working on a AAA game, your task is to create a concept proposal for a 3D Portal that will be incorporated within the game at various junction points.
My Own Design Concept: My portal is placed above ground, possibly by going up three steps, made up of Old Stone Material, Pillars around the cylindrical structure, to suggest the path to the main area, I may add pillars with banners, pillars with fire elements as well sitting on top; ultimately gently leading the player towards the final destination.
Further Questions to help you reach a concept:
As far as the theme of your portal design, what influences did you incorporate?
Meaning:
Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Video Game? Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Movie?
Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Comic Book Series?
Did you borrow visuals and forms from a Story you Read?
You are also allowed to combine the above references to make your own idea.
Stages of Our Work
Research, Concept Development, 3D Model Blockout, UnwrapYour Model, Digital Paint your Textures, Re-apply onto your 3D model, Render Output, Wireframe Turnaround, Ambient Occlusion, one with Coloured Textures applied.
My Pinterest Page link below will help get you started with your Research & Analyses Stage of your work
https://www.pinterest.ca/alexibalian/portal-designs/
Our Analyses Stage is the place where you borrow elements from your research, aspects of a design, such as a theme, a pillar, a detail of your choosing; draw out elements that inspire, you will find through that process you will make connections and links to new ideas and directions. I recorded short demonstrations of my process below, please review and build from it accordingly- thank you in advance.
Sample of Work and Process: In-Class Demonstrations, please follow along and I promise you, we will all grow through this experience!
Introduction to Blender Lessons
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Deliverables: Please recreate the image below, and submit according to class submission guidelines.
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Portal Block-In (Blender) Early Stages of Blocking Out Our Scene
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Step1:Blocking Out Our Portal Elements
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Step2:Adding Detail Greater Resolution
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Specific Lessons to Add Greater Resolution to Our Scenes
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Mirror Tool and Pivot Point
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3D Modelling a Prism
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Solidify tool
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Importing a Colour Palette
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Adding Lights Part 1
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Adding Lights Part 2
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Camera Lessons
After watching my two lessons, including taking motes; please create 4 animated camera shots showcasing the various architectural elements and detailed assets within your scene.
After watching my two lessons, including taking motes; please create 4 animated camera shots showcasing the various architectural elements and detailed assets within your scene.
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Modelling Arches
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Multiple Colours
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Creating Custom Colours from References
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Model a Tree from a Vertex
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Modelling a Gothic Window
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