This video showcases the many assets I created in my ART285 class at
Glendale Community College. The purpose of this project was to become familiar with kitbashing, the practice of creating a new, custom model or design by combining pieces, parts, or assets from multiple pre-existing commercial kits or prefabricated components.
I followed a few tutorials and made 6 of my own parts in Cinema 4D. Then, I UV unwrapped them, painted all the parts in Substance 3D Painter, and reimported them to Cinema 4D to build my scene. The end goal was to render the video in Redshift; however, my machine couldn't handle it, so the first part of the video is a screen recording. The second part shows the entire scene from multiple angles, and the third part of the video displays my clay and geometry passes.
Glendale Community College. The purpose of this project was to become familiar with kitbashing, the practice of creating a new, custom model or design by combining pieces, parts, or assets from multiple pre-existing commercial kits or prefabricated components.
I followed a few tutorials and made 6 of my own parts in Cinema 4D. Then, I UV unwrapped them, painted all the parts in Substance 3D Painter, and reimported them to Cinema 4D to build my scene. The end goal was to render the video in Redshift; however, my machine couldn't handle it, so the first part of the video is a screen recording. The second part shows the entire scene from multiple angles, and the third part of the video displays my clay and geometry passes.
