3D Modeling
In this project, the exploration revolves around creating realistic natural and organic models tailored for a dry or desert environment. This endeavor aims not only to contribute to the visual richness of the outdoor scene but also to showcase diverse modeling approaches. Employing a range of techniques, from organic shapes to polygon modeling, each model serves as a canvas for honing various modeling skills.
The final renders of each model find themselves situated in different settings, showcasing their adaptability. From the convincing, dried-out foxtail grass to the earth-like textures of rocks, each object is carefully placed within an environment that complements its characteristics.
A crucial aspect of this project involved gathering and photographing specimen references to serve as foundational materials during the modeling process. These references provided valuable insights into the intricate details of natural elements, ensuring accuracy and authenticity in the creation of each model. The documented Specimen References served as a guiding resource, facilitating a more nuanced and realistic approach to the modeling process.
The process involved incorporating suggested changes to enhance the believability of each model, such as adjusting textures and refining proportions.
