Thursday, April 16, 2020

320 Micro Scene Week 2 (4/15/2020)

For my project, I chose 25 different objects for this scene. This list includes:


  1. Bench
  2. BigAxe
  3. Stump
  4. BigAnvil
  5. Rickshaw
  6. StableShed
  7. Well
  8. SmallAnvil
  9. WoodShed
  10. Fence
  11. SharpeningWheel
  12. WeaponsRack
  13. Table
  14. Sword
  15. BigHammer
  16. SmallHammer
  17. Sword2
  18. Barrel
  19. TinyBoxTim
  20. Barrel2
  21. Bucket
  22. Stump2
  23. Barrel3
  24. Furnace
  25. Logs

In this list, “small”/”big” and numerals indicate a second or group of similar objects. For example, I have two different hammers in my scene, but each a different size and slightly different detail. This assortment of items will serve as my base for my scene.

I will most likely be pulling other models and assets from online, as I want to make this rather viking/dragon themed, based on How to Train Your Dragon. While they will not be exactly the designs from the franchise, I will choose elements that are in the same vein. These will include:

  • Dragon statues
  • Dragon decorations (signage, ornamental symbols)
  • More swords and axes
  • Viking helmets
  • Hay or other cusion-like material (straw or wheat)

These will all add decoration to the otherwise generic scene I currently have. As I continue to build my scene, I will add decorations as I see fit.

I also began UVing this week. I took on one of the more complicated structures this time, the stable-shed. In my mind, this would be a place for either dragons or horses, or any large riding creature. As my scene is placed in a fantasy like world, I can imagine any riding creature could live there.

Uving this structure was very confusing, but it didn’t take long for me to figure it out. I still need to arrange all of my components of the stable, however I was able to break the structure down.




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