Steampunk Room
Forgive the noisy, jagged, and blurry image. I don't think I'm ready to work on a 'somewhat realistic' render with the current setup that I have access to.
A take on my bedroom in a steampunk style (I guess). This was an assignment I did during my training in MNC Animation (I just finished the render like today (07/17/2017) lol), we were given deadlines and set of goals. This was my best effort in a three months worth of work, I'm quite satisfied with the result but I'm sure I can add more stuff in it (and render time, smdh).
The breakdown for the two characters I plan to be in a separate post, that if I even manage to sneak a time to render at the office.
Modeled with Max, textured in Quixel and Photoshop and rendered in Maya with V-Ray.
It has the same layout as my bedroom. But with way more space and leg room.
Our mentor told us to also put a characters inside to 'liven up' the scene.
Forget that tarp!
I was going to model the whole wooden floor for the sake of it, but realize that it'd kill my render time so I resort to bump map in the end
I pretty much 'cheat' with the lighting since a window to the outside was part of the scene using Vray sun was the easiest option I had.
If I were to design and set up a different lighting mood I won't be able to finish the project.
Testing out additional lighting.
I'm quite surprise the wall and floor came out pretty neat.
The room was finished midway into the 2nd month, after that I started to work on the two characters.
At the of the day, apart from vray sun I put around 5-7 additional lights just for these two.
I really like how the robot turned out, I was trying to make a bronze/copper alloy shader but didn't come up with a satisfying result, so I opted for painted metal.
Timi Showreel 2017